Colombia
Curated mountain passes, technical canyon switchbacks, and scenic touring corridors across Colombia. Complete with turn-by-turn GPX, elevation deltas, and certified repair shops.
Trampolín de la Muerte (The Death Springboard)
Widely regarded as one of the most treacherous yet breathtaking motorcycle adventure routes in the world. Carved into the sheer vertical walls of the Colombian Andes where the Amazon basin collides with the cloud forests of Putumayo. A single-lane unpaved track with 2,000-foot vertical drops, roaring waterfalls cascading directly onto the road, blind hairpins with no guardrails, and rapid elevation shifts from tropical rainforest to freezing páramo.
Cañón del Chicamocha (Chicamocha Canyon Pass)
Colombia's Grand Canyon highway. Plunges thousands of vertical feet from the lush green plateau of Bucaramanga into the arid, cactus-studded canyon floor of the Chicamocha River, then climbs up the opposing cliffs to San Gil. Glass-smooth asphalt, aggressive canyon sweepers, and sweeping views of one of the deepest river canyons on earth.
Alto de Letras (The King of Mountain Climbs)
The mythical climb of South America. Rising over 10,400 vertical feet continuously across 50 miles, Alto de Letras is the longest continuous mountain climb on the planet. Begins in the stifling 90°F heat of the Magdalena River Valley at Mariquita and summits at a freezing 12,096 feet in the windswept volcanic páramo of Nevado del Ruiz, before descending into the coffee plantations of Manizales.