Car parked beside concrete barrier with graffiti at dusk in Bogotá

Model wearing pink long-sleeve jersey with collection branding stretching on patterned tile floor

City skyline view from hillside overlooking Bogotá with cloudy sky

Camila Cortes

"I ride 6 days a week at 4 AM. And I rest on Mondays. I ride with a motorcycle because it’s dangerous to ride alone so early in the morning. When I ride, that’s my moment. A moment I have with myself. I don’t answer my phone. It’s a moment of disconnection."

Model wearing purple quilted cycling vest and orange base layer while riding on road

Aerial view of Bogotá cityscape with cloudy sky and urban sprawl

Busy street scene with cars and motorcycles viewed from inside a vehicle in urban setting

Two cyclists in time trial position crossing urban street intersection with bus and city buildings

Gabriel Corredor

"It was a friday and the Vuelta a Colombia passed in front of my house. My dad took me to the side of the street to see the cyclist. These guys, on their bikes, so fast, all burned by the sun and you could see the veins in their legs. They looked so cool. That image stayed in my head. It was 38 years ago."

"Bogotá is a cosmopolitan city. You have good food, cool places to go, everything. And if you are a cyclist you have altitude. The city is at 2600 meters above sea level, but when you go to the mountains, you are at 3000 meters above sea level."

Model wearing red sleeveless cycling jersey with white helmet against blue wall

Riding in Bogotá

In the weekends, the roads around Bogotá is filled with cyclists. World Tour-racers, local amateurs, kids of all ages. Cycling is the sport of Colombia. Bogotá sits at 2640 meters above sea level on a plateau in the Andes Mountains and provides plenty of challenges to both locals and visitors. These are Gabriel and Camilas favourite loops and climbs around Bogotá.

Belisario - Cuchilla

Gran VALS

Circunvalar - Choachi - Circunvalar