Mountain Biking in Argentina: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Resting in the southern half of South America, Argentina borders Chile to the west, Bolivia and Paraguay to the north, and Brazil and Uruguay to the northeast. Its eastern shores look out onto the Atlantic Ocean, while to the west the Andes forms a natural border that is shared with Chile. As the eighth-largest country in the world, it contains a wide diversity of climate and geography. Experience the wild rugged mountains, pastured valleys and glacial lakes on your Argentinian adventures.

Accessible mountain trails

The winding mountain trails curving, crawling up and speeding down the Andes offer excitement and thrills. Mountain biking is a breathtaking way to discover the raw, open nature of Argentina. And with the trails offering some exciting challenges but little difficulty, there is never a dull moment while peddling past the high summits of South America.

**Home to Andean giants **

Argentina is home to some of the tallest giants in the entire Andean mountain range. The king of the range is Aconcagua, which measures 6,961 meters, but is in fine company, such as the extinct volcano of Monte Pissis (6,793m), the northern peak of Bonete (6,759m), and the Nevado Tres Cruces, with volcanic origins measures 6,748 meters.

Myths among the mountain

The Andes that stand within the borders of Argentina offer some of the most spectacular scenery on the whole continent. In the north you’ll discover gigantic canyons and alpine forests. The picturesque central regions are world-class wine producers and offer dramatic peaks, while the southern regions of the Andes offer stunning lakes and varied terrain to explore.

High in the Argentinian Andes the temperatures are much cooler than the other regions of the country, but can still be quite windy and dry.

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Visit all-year round for mountain biking in varying climates across Argentina.