El Tule to Teotitlán del Valle, 38–40 km of dirt roads and pavement through Central Valleys scrub and small farming towns.
Rug weavers and candle makers walk you through their process firsthand in Teotitlán — no script, no performance.
Air suspension, real gears, real brakes. Built to make the ride fun — not just survivable.
Drive to El Tule, about 30 minutes.
15–20 km of gravel toward Teotitlán del Valle.
Bike the village center, church, market and archaeological site, then visit the rug and candle-making families.
A different gravel trail — faster, mostly downhill.
Arrival at the meeting point by 2:00 PM.
Hosts from the region, guiding every trail.
Round-trip transfer in a private SUV or van.
XC Bikes 29 or 27.5, air suspension, hydraulic brakes, mono plate, 10 speed.
MIPS protection
Rain covers provided if weather turns.
Bring your own bottle if you can. Forgot it? We'll lend you a reusable one — no need to buy plastic. Refill included.
Full refund for cancellations made 24+ hours before start time. To cancel or ask questions, call us directly at +52 951 239 7300.
No-shows are charged the full price of the experience.
It's the traveler's responsibility to stay healthy, eat well, and not participate in activities that could affect their attendance.
In extreme weather, we reschedule or issue a full refund.
In the case of multi-day treks, travelers must inform us of any cancellations at least 2 weeks before the adventure to be eligible for a refund.
Book this hike as a private group for friends or family.
Don't see your date? Contact us — we can arrange custom dates.
Check the weather forecast and come prepared for high-altitude mountain conditions.
The number of days, hiking distance, communities visited, and daily schedule can all be adjusted according to your group.
Average route is 9–12 km. Distance and difficulty adjust in real time based on the group's pace and weather.
Mountain trails include uphill and downhill sections and can be physically demanding. Pace adjusts to the group.
Yes, if you're active — this isn't a race. Most groups move at a supportive, steady pace. For a slower pace, contact us to arrange it.
Sturdy hiking boots or trail runners, comfortable clothing layers, and sunscreen. Bring your own reusable water bottle if you can — if you forget it, we'll lend you one.
This route is moderate. Generally suitable for active children ages 12 and up.
Yes. Depending on group size, we can often keep it private for your family. Contact us and we'll confirm what's possible for your dates.
We can suggest a shorter path, have you wait in the vehicle, or let you continue at your own pace while staying in contact by walkie-talkie — depending on the trail.
Yes. Let us know in advance so we can prepare the route. Pricing for private groups depends on group size and season — contact us to confirm.
Yes, it's possible — let us know in advance. Depending on the vehicle for the day, there may be extra space, or we may need to arrange it separately.
Yes, if it's on our way (east of the city). We may ask you to meet us at a nearby, accessible point to save time on the road.
No. The tour runs regardless of group size, at the same price.
Dry season (Nov–May) has clear skies. Rainy season (Jun–Oct) makes the forest lush and green, with better chances of spotting wild mushrooms — though sightings aren't guaranteed.
El Tule to Teotitlán, by gravel.
$1,590 MXN per person — bike and guide included.
