Can I do a Road Bike Ride from Puerto Vallarta in Old Town?

YES! While the town of Puerto Vallarta is made up of hundreds of cobblestone roads, it is generally easy to escape and get on the pavement and start riding up into the hills. Below is our GO TO ride from Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta Cycling Route from Old Town to El Tuito

• One of our favorite rides. Coastal riding and smaller climbs before taking on the 20 kilometer climb up El Tuito.

• Distance: 90 km

• Elevation gain: 1,750 metres

El Tuito is one of the most famous climbs in the region. It lies south of Puerto Vallarta and this route will take you there on rolling coastal roads.

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Can I do a Road Bike Ride from The Four Seasons in Punta de Mita?

YES! There are a few great options right out the gates. Below is our GO TO ride from the Four Seasons Hotel in Punta de Mita, Nayarit Mexico. Make your ride hassle-free by booking a bike and a guide with the original VeloGuide Hub (Bici Bucerias) serving Puerto Vallarta and area since 2013

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Can I do a Road Bike Ride from The One&Only Mandarina Nayarit Hotel?

YES! It is advisable to start the ride in the town of Zacualpan located 44 km north (a 50-minute drive) or Playa Planitos located 63 km away (just over one hour drive. From these two locations, there are several magical route options and distances to choose from. Below is our GO TO ride from the One & Only Mandarina Hotel in Nayarit Mexico.

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Can I do a Road Bike Ride from Puerto Vallarta in Old Town?

YES! While the town of Puerto Vallarta is made up of hundreds of cobblestone roads, it is generally easy to escape and get on the pavement and start riding up into the hills. Below is our GO TO ride from Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta Cycling Route from Old Town to El Tuito

• One of our favorite rides. Coastal riding and smaller climbs before taking on the 20 kilometer climb up El Tuito.

• Distance: 90 km

• Elevation gain: 1,750 metres

El Tuito is one of the most famous climbs in the region. It lies south of Puerto Vallarta and this route will take you there on rolling coastal roads.

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Where are the best cycling routes and must-do climbs from Puerto Vallarta and Bucerias?

While newcomers are generally apprehensive about the drivers in Mexico, in my experience cyclists are treated well and with a lot of respect.

Both Jalisco and Nayarit have a 1.5 meter passing distance law that motorists abide by. It is not uncommon to see a peloton of riders riding two abreast (which is legal in both states) and with motorists waiting patiently for an opportunity to overtake the group in the passing lane.

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Generally speaking, the road surfaces are pretty good. Since many of the rides pass through small towns, you do need to be prepared for changes in surface conditions which include cobblestone roads, dirt, and topes (speed bumps).

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Bici Bucerias is the longest operating road and gravel tour company in the Puerto Vallarta area. Found, Joel Goralski has been riding for over 9 years now in Mexico. He has done all of the regular rides that we take our clients on hundreds of times. In addition, he has explored the big mountains in Mexico's rugged interior and has always felt safe.

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Is Cycling Safe in Puerto Vallarta?

Yes! We have been riding in the Puerto Vallarta area for 10+ years and find that it is as safe if not safer than many other cities around North America.

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