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Transcordilleras 2024

February 11-18, 2024

Transcordilleras 2024

Boyacá, Colombia · Transcordilleras

1,000 km

About this event

Transcordilleras is a self-supported bikepacking event that will take you through the imposing mountain ranges of Colombia. This country, considered the cradle of Latin American cycling, stands out for its unique geography and biodiversity that will leave you breathless, making it an essential destination for two-wheel enthusiasts.
During this thrilling journey, we will traverse the three majestic Colombian mountain ranges, challenging approximately 1,000 kilometers of mountainous terrain and overcoming more than 20,000 meters of positive elevation. This adventure will begin in the charming city of Paipa, located in the heart of Boyacá, and will take us through dazzling landscapes to reach the historic Santa Fe de Antioquia. Join us on this trip full of passion for cycling and discover why Colombia is an undisputed paradise for cycling lovers. An adventure that will undoubtedly be etched in your memory.

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Routes

TC 2024

1,000 km · ↗ 20,000 m · 60% gravel · $210 entry

Volunteer info

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Lodging

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  • 44th highest on the calendar7,917 ft (2,413 m) · as it ran in 2024Share
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Registration

Opens
October 13, 2023
Deadline
January 14, 2024
On-site registration
Yes

Event organizer

Transcordilleras

Transcordilleras Rally Colombia

https://transcordilleras.cc

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