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The Death Road bike ride concludes in the humid jungle of Yolosa at 1,200 meters (3,900 ft).
After descending over 3,500 meters (11,500+ ft), the climate changes completely. You will swap freezing alpine winds for the heat of the Amazon basin.
Tour operators provide transportation from here back to La Paz. The return drive takes three to four hours. Some riders choose to stay overnight in nearby Coroico instead of heading back immediately.
30 minutesHot and humid climate
This small village marks the official end of your 64-kilometer ride. The altitude is 1,200 meters (3,900 ft), and the air is hot and humid. You will want to take off your heavy biking gear as soon as you finish. while the guides load the bikes onto the support van.
2-3 hoursEco-lodge and lunch stop
Many guided tours stop at this eco-lodge and wildlife sanctuary after the ride. It serves as a base to take a shower and eat a buffet lunch. You can relax by the river or use the pool. Pack your swimsuit and mosquito repellent in your daypack so you can enjoy the facilities comfortably.
Overnight or quick visitShort drive past Yolosa
Coroico is a hilltop town located a short drive past Yolosa. It is a practical option if you want to stay in the jungle overnight rather than driving back to La Paz. If you plan to extend your trip, tell your tour operator in advance. They will bring your luggage in the support van and drop you off here.
