Cycling Spots around Quito

Ecuador

Nestled at the heart of the world, Quito pulsates with a unique rhythm, one that resonates deeply with the soul of a cyclist. Here, the equator isn't just a line on a map; it's a starting point for adventures unfurling in every direction.

Imagine tracing the path of ancient train tracks, now transformed into a 80km gravel adventure. Or, challenge yourself to ascend the steep climbs of Nayon or Guápulo, each pedal stroke a conversation with the vibrant tapestry of the city below.

But Quito's whisper isn't confined to urban borders. Venture beyond, and you'll find yourself embraced by the Andean embrace, where roads morph into ribbons of possibility, leading you to the epic Passo Papallacta or countless other climbs that will test your legs and leave your spirit soaring.

Here, cycling isn't just a sport; it's a cultural treasure rooted deep in the community. You'll find warm smiles and shared stories at every turn, encouragement from fellow riders who understand the language of the open road.

So, whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just starting your cycling journey, Quito beckons.

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Planning your cycling trip

2. Choosing when to book:

Ecuador in Jun-Aug

Generally speaking, these months tend to be relatively warm. However, don't be surprised if you encounter some rain in the afternoons. It's all part of the charm! Temperatures typically hover between 9 and 25 degrees Celsius. Mornings might start off a tad chilly, but fear not – it's nothing that will dampen your cycling spirit. Here's a pro tip: when you're in the Equator, always keep an eye out for unexpected weather changes. It's all part of the adventure!

Best website for weather reports?
inamhi.gob.ec

3. Know who to speak with:

Always speak with a local expert BEFORE booking your trip. Valuable local knowledge will ensure you get the most out of your cycling holiday.



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