Yes. El Durazno Bike Park offers trails for every riding level, from first-time mountain bikers to experienced riders. Our guides tailor the route to your skill level, confidence, and goals.

The experience can range from beginner-friendly trails to more challenging adventures. Depending on the route, the tour typically lasts 4–6 hours, including up to 2 hours of climbing before the descents.

A moderate level of fitness is recommended, but you don’t need to be a professional athlete.

The route can be adapted to your fitness and riding ability. In the Andes, riding time and elevation gain are more important than distance. Expect several hours of riding with breaks to rest, hydrate, enjoy the scenery, and take photos.

Yes. Depending on your riding skills, fitness level, and the guide’s assessment, the adventure can extend beyond El Durazno Bike Park into the Chilean Andes.

Advanced routes can include 30–40 km (19–25 miles) of mountain trails, with sustained climbs, technical singletrack descents, and spectacular views over the Santiago Valley. There is also a chance to see Andean condors and, with some luck, Andean foxes.

The ride starts at approximately 500 meters above sea level and can climb to over 1,000 meters, reaching up to approximately 2,200 meters at the highest point.

Our tours are limited to 1–4 passengers, allowing a relaxed pace and as many breaks as needed.

Children must be over 12 years old and able to use a size S mountain bike. They must be comfortable riding independently, able to brake and use the gears correctly, and have a good level of physical fitness.

Because some routes are physically demanding, we evaluate each young rider’s experience and ability before confirming the appropriate route.

We operate this tour throughout the year except on rainy days.

If rain is forecast, we’ll contact you in advance to reschedule. If your reservation has already been paid and it rains, you’ll receive a 100% refund.

Winter can actually be one of the best times to ride in the Andes because the trails often have excellent grip and the surrounding mountains are covered with snow.

Full details are available on our Cancellation Policy page:

https://www.biketur.cl/cancellation-policy/

Pricing is per person:

• 1 rider: USD 269

• 2 riders: USD 239 per person

• 3+ riders: USD 219 per person

The experience includes a premium mountain bike, helmet, professional bilingual guide, transportation, snacks, water, photos, and hotel pickup and drop-off in selected areas.

Not included: alcoholic drinks and tips.

If a bike is damaged beyond normal use during the ride, repair costs are charged according to our price list, based on market value plus labor.

We use premium full-suspension mountain bikes. Trek Fuel EX 7 or 8 models are normally used for MTB tours.

A Trek Rail 7 e-bike can be requested with a few days’ notice, subject to availability, for an additional USD 95 per bike.

The experience typically lasts 4–6 hours, including climbing and descents.

For advanced riders, routes beyond the bike park can cover approximately 30–40 km (19–25 miles). However, in the Andes, distance is only part of the challenge. Elevation gain, technical terrain, and several hours on the bike are what define the experience.

Yes. Depending on your ability, the ride can go beyond El Durazno Bike Park into mountain trails in the Chilean Andes.

You can experience sustained climbs, technical descents, spectacular views over Santiago Valley, and the possibility of seeing Andean condors and foxes. The combination of exclusive trails, scenery, small groups, and personalized guidance makes this one of Biketur’s most authentic mountain biking experiences in the Chilean Andes.