This mountain bike adventure is one of the most amazing and demanding rides on earth. It brings us up from the valleys were the famous drink, Tequila, comes from, takes us to hidden towns in the "Sierra Madre" and at the end we will end up at the beautiful "Bahia de Banderas" , famous for its beaches and home to the world famous town of Puerto Vallarta.

This ride is only for experienced and in-shape mountain bikers. It is recommended that you train properly and prepare for this excursion.

On this ride we will visit tipical Mexican towns like Mascota; old minning towns like San Sebastian; and of course the incredible beaches of the Bahia de Banderas, where we will be able to participate in different activities like surfing, snorkeling, kayaking or just chilling out on the beach.

Day 1: Pick-up at the airport, check in at hotel, bike assembly, tour of the city and "meet and greet" dinner with the entire tour group

Day 2: Breakfast, mountain bike ride on La Primavera Forest on the way to Tala (4-5 hours, really nice singletrack), Lunch in Tala, transport to Talpa, check in hotel, shower, rest, chilling and siesta then dinner.

Day 3: Breakfast, bike ride from Talpa to Mascota (3 hours, nice singletracks), lunch in Mascota, bike ride from Mascota to Laguna de Juanacatlan (2 hours, difficult uphill), rest, shower, bike check, dinner. Camping at Sierra Lago. (Check their website www.sierralago.com)

Day 4: Breakfast, bike ride from Laguna de Juanacatlan to San Sebastian (5 hours, Pine forests, some singletrack and some hiking and biking), shower, rest, stroll through town, dinner.

Day 5: Breakfast, Bike ride from San Sebastian to Las Palmas (5-6 hours, from the Sierra to the rainforest), lunch and chilling in Las Palmas, transport to Sayulita, shower and dinner.

Day 6: Enjoy the beach, rest, surf, snorkel, swim, and at night, trip into Puerto Vallarta, for dinner, and if the group agrees, a bit of a night out

Day 7: Enjoy the beach, pack bikes, head towards the airport, have a nice trip back home

*Itineraries may vary, depending on riders levels, weather, and suggestions. On Day 3 we can skip camping and stay at a hotel for an extra fare.

• Your bike
• Helmet, gloves and shades
• Bike riding clothes for hot and mild weather
• Rainjacket
• bathing suit & sunblock
• Regular clothes
• A jacket
• Any special spare parts your bike might need, (rear dropouts are essential), brakepads, hidraulic brakelines
• Medical insurance and any special medicines you might need

Need more information? contact us, we will be happy to answer your questions. tours@wildmex.com