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.
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How many curves and miles is Trampolín de la Muerte (The Death Springboard)? ▼
Trampolín de la Muerte (The Death Springboard) spans 48 miles and packs approximately 390 curves (8.1 curves per mile) with an elevation delta of 1,980 ft - 9,180 ft (Páramo de Bordoncillo) and technical rating 10/10.
Where are the start and end coordinates? ▼
The route starts at Mocoa, Putumayo, Colombia (Latitude 1.1478, Longitude -76.6465) and finishes at San Francisco / Sibundoy, Putumayo, Colombia (Latitude 1.1764, Longitude -76.8778).
How can I download the GPX file for GPS navigation? ▼
Click the "Download Free GPX" button on this guide. The standard XML file is 100% free and ready to load into Garmin zūmo, BMW Motorrad Connected, Rever, Scenic, or Google Maps.