• Begin your ride southward, crossing into the Nariño department. The road takes you through dramatic mountain landscapes and past indigenous villages.

Afternoon:

• Arrive in Pasto, a city nestled in the Andes, known for its vibrant festivals and beautiful churches.

Rest or Explore Options:

• Explore Pasto: Wander through Pasto’s historic center, visit local markets, and soak in the city’s Andean charm.
• Laguna de la Cocha: A scenic drive from Pasto takes you to this stunning high-altitude lake, surrounded by lush greenery. Enjoy a boat ride or simply take in the serene landscapes.
• Santuario de Las Lajas: Travel to Ipiales to visit the awe-inspiring Santuario de Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Las Lajas, a neo-Gothic church built into a cliffside above the Guáitara River. This pilgrimage site is one of Colombia’s most iconic landmarks, offering breathtaking views and rich history.
• Puente Internacional de Rumichaca: Located near the Santuario de Las Lajas, this historic bridge marks the border between Colombia and Ecuador. It spans the Guáitara River, which cuts through a dramatic canyon, and has served as a key crossing point between the two nations for centuries.

• Prepare for an exhilarating ride on the infamous Trampoline of Death, a narrow and challenging road that offers heart-pounding thrills and awe-inspiring views of the Amazonian rainforest.

Afternoon

• Arrive in Mocoa, the gateway to the Amazon. Spend the evening reflecting on the day’s adventure while surrounded by the jungle's serene beauty.

Morning

• Discover the natural wonders of Mocoa, including the stunning Fin del Mundo waterfall.

Afternoon

• Explore the local culture and history, or simply relax and recharge for the journey ahead.

Morning

• Leave the jungle behind and ride towards the historic town of San Agustín, with a stop in Pitalito, known for its vibrant coffee farms.

Afternoon

• Arrive in San Agustín, home to one of the most important archaeological sites in Colombia, where ancient stone statues tell stories of long-lost civilizations.

• Explore the archaeological wonders of San Agustín before heading towards the town of Gigante.

Afternoon

• Pass through Garzón, a town famous for its waterfalls and friendly locals, before arriving in Gigante for the night.

• Ride through the picturesque landscapes of the Huila department, stopping in Neiva, the capital city known for its lively atmosphere and riverfront parks.

Afternoon

• Continue to the surreal Tatacoa Desert, where you'll witness one of the most spectacular starry skies in Colombia.

• After a morning exploring the unique desert terrain, set off towards Ibagué, a city nestled in the foothills of the Andes.

   

Afternoon:

• Arrive in Ibagué, known as the Musical Capital of Colombia, where you can enjoy an evening of traditional Colombian music.

• Ride through the lush Tolima region and stop at Armero, a town with a tragic past, now a powerful symbol of resilience.

Afternoon:

• Ride to Doradal:The journey continues as we head towards Doradal, a town nestled in the tropical lowlands.

• Tour and get to know this active town and its culture.
• Explore the renowned Colombian Santorini, a charming neighborhood that with its beautiful white houses connected by alleys recreates the real Santorini.

• Your final day takes you through the verdant hills of Antioquia. Stop in Cocorná, a peaceful town surrounded by waterfalls and lush greenery.

Afternoon:

• Arrive back in Medellín, completing your epic journey through some of the most diverse and beautiful regions of Colombia.

Highlights:

• Trampoline of Death: Get ready for an exhilarating ride on the Trampoline of Death, a section renowned for its challenging terrain with sharp twists and steep inclines. This iconic route offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Andes, making it a highlight for adventurous riders.
• Tatacoa Desert: Experience the mesmerizing landscape of the Tatacoa Desert. The dramatic red and grey rock formations create a surreal environment, perfect for witnessing stunning sunsets and engaging in some of the best stargazing in Colombia.
• Popayán: Immerse yourself in the historic charm of Popayán, often called the "White City" for its beautifully preserved colonial architecture. Wander through its picturesque streets, explore the historic churches, and savor the city's renowned culinary delights.
• San Agustín Archaeological Park: Discover the San Agustín Archaeological Park, home to the largest collection of pre-Columbian statues and tombs in South America. Set against lush Andean landscapes, these ancient monuments offer a fascinating glimpse into Colombia’s rich cultural heritage.
• Mocoa: Explore Mocoa, a vibrant city nestled in the Amazon foothills. Enjoy the lush rainforest surroundings, visit impressive nearby waterfalls, and experience the unique indigenous cultures that enrich this region.
• Las Lajas Sanctuary: Marvel at the stunning Las Lajas Sanctuary, a breathtaking basilica perched dramatically over a gorge. This architectural gem is not only a pilgrimage site but also a visual marvel, blending Gothic and modern design amidst the lush landscape.
• Pasto: Experience the vibrant city of Pasto, known for its cultural richness and traditional festivals. Explore its historic sites, enjoy local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the city’s lively atmosphere.
• Rumichaca International Bridge: Cross the Rumichaca International Bridge, which marks the border between Colombia and Ecuador. This significant crossing offers a unique perspective on the region's geographical and cultural boundaries.
• Gigante Huila: Discover Gigante, a charming town in Huila, famous for its beautiful natural surroundings and cultural heritage. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the area, with lush landscapes and a welcoming local community.
• Cali: Dive into the vibrant culture of Cali, the salsa capital of Colombia. Dance to the rhythm of salsa music, and savor the city's diverse culinary offerings.
• Armero: Reflect on the poignant history of Armero, a town devastated by a volcanic eruption in 1985. Visit memorials and explore the remnants of this tragic event, gaining insight into the resilience and spirit of its people.

Important Notes:

• Prepare for Extreme Weather: This tour covers a wide range of altitudes and climates, from the cool mountains of Nariño to the arid heat of the Tatacoa Desert. Pack layers and be ready for sudden weather changes.
• Riding Expertise Required: The route includes challenging roads, especially the Trampolín del Diablo, known for its danger and difficulty. Only experienced riders should attempt this tour, ensuring they are mentally and physically prepared for the demands.
• Crossing into Ecuador: On your rest day in Pasto, consider a brief venture into Ecuador via the Rumichaca Bridge. Don’t forget your passport and necessary documentation if you plan to cross the border.
• Cultural Etiquette: As you journey through regions rich in history and tradition, respect local customs, especially in religious sites like Las Lajas Sanctuary. Take time to appreciate the cultural depth and diversity of Colombia.