Salta Trip Overview
Go on an adventurous Mountain Bike tour through Salta’s most incredible landscapes. This circuit is adapted to the requirements of each participant. There are several trails of varying degrees of difficulty ranging from easy-medium level to demanding. You can request the desired level before exiting, or the guide will adjust the itinerary according to the physical level of the group. We offer half and full day options
Additional Info
Duration: 4 to 8 hours
Starts: Salta, Argentina
Trip Category: Walking & Biking Tours >> Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Salta, Northern Argentina, Argentina
Go on an adventurous Mountain Bike tour through Salta’s most incredible landscapes. This circuit is adapted to the requirements of each participant. There are several trails of varying degrees of difficulty ranging from easy-medium level to demanding. You can request the desired level before exiting, or the guide will adjust the itinerary according to the physical level of the group. We offer half and full day options
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Quebrada de San Lorenzo, San Lorenzo 4400 Argentina
HalfDay tour:
This circuit departs from San Lorenzo, a village located on the foothills of the Andes, which are known as Precordillera or Cordillera. Here you will find one of the most extraordinary ecosystems of northwestern Argentina, called yungas (a jungle that grows in the mountains). This circuit includes many trails crossed by streams and rivers.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Ruta Nacional 51, RN51, Campo Quijano, Salta, Argentina
Full-Day Tour
This option begins in the village of Campo Quijano, known as ‘The Andes Portal,’ in the area of Quebrada del Toro (Bull’s Gorge). The circuit runs through the first part of the gorge, an area with deep canyons and lush vegetation. Cross a 130-foot-high (40-meter) bridge in order to get to a beautiful waterfall called Chorro Azul, a fantastic resting spot to relax and regain energy before continuing on to the second part of the circuit — a 4-mile (6-km) downhill trail.
Duration: 6 hours
