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The Death Road, Bolivia
The Death Road in Bolivia is recognized as the most dangerous road in the world. Nearly 65km long, connecting La Paz and Coroico, this legendary and challenging road features a series of sharp turns and a 600m long, undulating downhill section, making it suitable for cycling enthusiasts or thrill-seekers. However, the beauty of the Bolivian rainforest seen from the road is well worth the risk of battling your fear.
Des Grandes Alpes journey, France
The classic Des Grandes Alpes route is one of the most beautiful mountain biking routes in Europe, stretching from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean with winding mountain passes on some of the highest roads in France. It's no easy journey for beginner mountain bikers.
Tour de Congo itinerary
Launched in 2013, the Tour de Congo is a winding 960km route through the western regions of the country. Around 60 people attempted the first leg of the journey, but only a select few completed it. However, with improving infrastructure, growing interest from adventure cycling enthusiasts worldwide, and stunning mountainous terrain, the Tour de Congo promises to be a new attraction for thrill-seekers.
The journey from the Dead Sea to the Red Sea, Jordan
This journey begins at Mount Nebo, passes through the Promised Land, and heads towards the lowest point on Earth: the Dead Sea, 418 meters below sea level, before continuing towards the Red Sea. The route will pass through several famous Jordanian landmarks, including the Al Karak Palace and the ancient city of Petra.
A journey across the Pacific coast, Canada, and the United States.
Beginning in Vancouver and ending near the Mexican border, this route, spanning over 3,200km, follows the Pacific Coast Highway through the states of Washington, Oregon, and California. Along the way, travelers will cycle over misty mountain passes, cross the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and pass by California's famous surfing beaches.
The journey from Lake Titicaca to Machu Picchu, Peru
This challenging mountain bike route begins and ends at two of the country's most famous landmarks. Starting from Lake Titicaca, the world's highest lake, at an altitude of nearly 3,900 meters above sea level, the journey passes through colorful towns on its way to the famous ancient city of Machu Picchu.
Pamir Highway, Tajikistan
The Pamir Highway offers scenery more breathtaking than any other adventurous cycling route on Earth. With few shops or towns, travelers must carry their own essential supplies as they cycle through the stunning turquoise lakes and rolling valleys of the Pamir Plateau.
