This 100 % paved Baja California cycling route starts in San Diego, crosses into Mexico via the Tecate border, and zigzags between the Pacific Coast and Gulf Coast, passing Ensenada, San Felipe, Guerrero Negro, Loreto, and ending in La Paz. It offers coastal scenery, desert stretches, mountain climbs, whale watching in Guerrero Negro, and friendly towns, with options for wild camping, budget lodging, and affordable food options. (less)

The route proposed here is the easiest to cross the country from the capital city of Bogota to the Ecuadorean border at Ipiales. Almost completely easy itinerary, but with two interesting variations: the Tatacoa desert and the Trampolin de la Muerte. (less)

This route follows the desert along the Pan-American Highway to Ciudad de Dios, then climbs up to Cajamarca via Route 8. (less)

Pallasca and the Cañón del Pato, we enter the Cordillera Blanca. One of the most beautiful routes in the world. (less)

Three passes over 4,000 meters, snow-capped mountains, an unforgettable sight. (less)

The suggested route follows a series of cycling paths through alpine valleys that are little known to international tourism. Padua, a city of art and culture; Bassano del Grappa, a place of deep historical significance; Val di Sole at the foot of unforgettable Dolomite peaks; Valle Camonica, home to one of the most beautiful cycling routes in Italy; Franciacorta with its vineyards; and finally Cremona, famous for its nougat.
500 unforgettable kilometers. (less)