Gravel Bogota
📍 Chia Bogota, Colombia
Colombia · 10-12 October 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
The Super Clásica offers four single-day gravel routes ranging from 60km to 270km, featuring significant climbing in Colombia's diverse terrain. This new format event encourages cyclists of all styles to enjoy a challenging day on mixed surfaces.
Visit official site →This event is designed for gravel and mountain bikers of varying abilities who enjoy challenging climbs, mixed terrain, and a strong community atmosphere in Colombia.
Riders unprepared for sustained climbing, rough unpaved roads, potential mud, and unpredictable weather, or those who prefer fully marked routes with mechanical support.
Focus on long-distance endurance, climbing power on varied gradients, bike handling skills for loose surfaces, and self-sufficiency for mechanical issues and navigation.
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Gravel or mountain bikes are recommended, with tire widths of 45mm or wider. A low gear ratio, such as 38T x 52T, is suggested for the long and steep climbs in Colombia.
Colombia's climate varies by altitude. Expect hot and humid conditions below 1,500m (up to 40°C), temperate weather between 1,500m and 2,500m (18-25°C), and cold conditions above 2,500m (9-17°C), with temperatures potentially dropping to 4°C in páramos, where rain is common.
The route is not marked. Participants must use a cycling computer or navigation app loaded with the provided GPX, KML, or FIT file, and are responsible for having and knowing how to use such a device.
A broom wagon follows the last group to pick up participants who cannot continue, and carries basic repair tools. However, receiving assistance from the broom wagon leads to disqualification, and riders are responsible for their own repairs.
Human settlements are relatively frequent, with typically no more than 40 km between places to resupply. However, high mountain passes (páramos) are in protected areas without infrastructure, and river/lake water is not safe to drink due to livestock.
Mandatory items include a helmet, front and rear lights, and medical insurance. Recommended gear includes a waterproof jacket, comfortable shoes for pushing, a cycling computer, a repair kit, a portable battery, and insect repellent.
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