The bike route along the path of the Frailejón is part of the tourist circuit BiciBogotá Region, an adventure on wheels that will allow you to contemplate the beauty of a unique ecosystem in the world.
The broylejones, those plants that grow one centimeter each year and that make up the ice-cream moor ecosystem, not only perform the function of catching much of the water that reaches the bogotan homes: they make up a landscape worthy to admire. In the south of Bogotá, mountain bike lovers and outdoor adventures find in the The path of the Frijon a tour that will allow you to enjoy a paradise of nature while learning about its ecological function and the need to preserve it.
The bike route along the path of the Fraylejon is part of the BiicBogotá tourist circuit Region and this path shows the first infrastructure made in the country for the supply of drinking water with the reservoir La Regadera and the birth of the Tunjuelo River. As you enter the mountain, an imposing friar rises with all the greatness and beauty of the paramune ecosystem.
The road begins in the town center of Pasquilla, in Ciudad Bolívar, in the south of the Colombian capital, passing through rural area of the Use me, and reaches the main park of the neighbouring population of Chipaque.
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As it is a journey that takes between 4 and 6 hours, also borders the majestic mooring system Sumapaz - Green Cross. It is among the 3,300 and 3,700 m.s.n.m. in the south-east of Bogotá, and covers part of the municipalities of Chipaque, Ubaque, Choachí, Une and a fragment of La Calera. You can also look at potato crops and the daily life of the peasants living in in capital rurality.
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* This mountain path has been defined as' very high 'difficulty.
* The full tour covers 32.8 kilometres and takes between four and six hours.
* If you want to go, we recommend that you contact a biking operator.
* If you want to go on your own, you must head for the south-east of the city and start the tour from Pasquilla, in Ciudad Bolívar.
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