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Seven countries. Multi-day, fully-guided mountain bike expeditions for intermediate-to-pro riders. Glacial volcanoes, ancient singletrack, and the culture that comes with it.
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EcuadorDescend over 3,000 vertical meters off glacial volcanoes, on singletrack laid over the ancient Inkan highway.
EcuadorThe Holy Grail of enduro: thousands of feet of descent, techy and steep singletrack, and a trail diversity you could only dream of — built for advanced and pro riders.
ColombiaA point-to-point Andes crossing built for advanced-to-pro riders — from the volcanoes of Ecuador into the borderlands of Colombia, freeride lines and ancient trails.
PeruRide the Sacred Valley on singletrack built over the ancient Inkan roads — from Cusco hot laps to Machu Picchu, Lares, and the Incan Bike Park.
Mexico (Oaxaca)The Sierra Norte cloud forest and the community-built Ixtepeji trails, with mezcal, street art, Hierve el Agua, and a culture day baked in.
Mexico (Oaxaca)Five riding days through the magical mountains of Ixtepeji, then three days on the quiet Pacific beaches of Oaxaca — swimming with dolphins, deep-sea fishing, and slowing all the way down.
Oaxaca & GuatemalaJoin a Two Wheel Epix adventure hosted by professional mountain biker and coach Jason Gainey — a lifelong rider with deep roots in BMX and mountain-bike racing, riding our best trails right alongside you.
GuatemalaVolcán country and the singletrack ringing Lake Atitlán — El Zur and La Carmona bike parks, a cultural day, and a finish in the cobblestones of Antigua.
GuatemalaA gravity-focused clinic for intermediate-plus to advanced riders — 6 riding days, 4 locations, and over 40,000 ft of descent, from the La Carmona jump park to the Slick Rock Trail above Lake Atitlán.
BoliviaCommunity bike parks above La Paz, once-in-a-lifetime enduros in Sorata, the world's longest urban descent, and a morning ride on Lake Titicaca's Isla del Sol.
Costa RicaShuttle, freeride and bike-park riding through Costa Rica's mountain towns — 50,000 ft of descent over five riding days — then three days on the Pacific coast to surf, swim and slow down.
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