South America / Bolivia / Off-road & desert
Death Road
Gravity Bolivia · La Cumbre to Yolosa, near Coroico, via the Yungas; departure from La Paz
Source checked 2026-10-11 · Offering found on source page
Gravity Bolivia’s Death Road is a one-day guided mountain-bike descent beginning at La Cumbre, about 4,700 m above sea level, after a drive from La Paz. The route covers about 64 km, first on paved mountain roads and then on the narrow dirt North Yungas road, descending through changing mountain and jungle scenery to Yolosa near Coroico. Gravity describes the ride as suitable for beginners through experts with average fitness or above. The day ends with a visit and lunch at La Senda Verde Animal Refuge.
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- Ride a 64 km downhill route from high-altitude La Cumbre toward Yolosa, including the North Yungas dirt road.
- Descend more than 3,600 m through scenery ranging from snow-covered mountain peaks to the Yungas jungle.
- Finish at La Senda Verde Animal Refuge, where the operator describes a late buffet lunch and rescued animals.
- Duration
- 1 day
- Season
- Confirm directly with the operator.
- Eligibility / experience
- The operator describes the ride as suitable for beginners to experts and for average fitness or above. Confirm directly with the operator for specific requirements.
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