Full gear included
Bike, safety equipment, a local guide and private transfers.
01 / THE EXPERIENCE
Tour overview.
Perolniyoc · & The Other Side.
Perolniyoc & The Other Side MTB
Perolniyoc & The Other Side MTB
Explore two demanding Sacred Valley descents from the Misminay highlands to the paths around Perolniyoc. The Other Side pairs exposed Andean scenery with technical riding; Perolniyoc adds waterfall views, Inca steps and the historic paths near Raqaypata and Socma.
Read the full tour description +
Ride technical terrain toward Pomatales, with exposed mountain scenery and sustained descents. Allow about 1.5–2 hours. The source lists this trail as 8.03 km; the final route figures must be confirmed with the guide.
Descend past waterfall views, Inca steps, cliffside sections and cobbled trails through Socma toward the Huarocondo River. The published Perolniyoc section is 8.03 km with 811 m of descent, taking around 1.5–2 hours.
Trail facts & terrain +
ROUTE DETAILS
- Duration: 9–10 hours
- Style: Downhill / Enduro
- Difficulty level: Intermediate–advanced
- Terrain type: Exposed singletrack, rocky sections, Inca stairs and cobbled paths
- Max altitude: 4,062 m*
- Location: Cusco region · Peru
Combined descent: 1,500 m+*
02 / YOUR DAY ON THE TRAILS
Your riding-day itinerary.
Perolniyoc & The Other Side MTB
Hotel pickup, guided riding, rest stops and your return transfer.
01Cusco to Misminay+
07:30 — Pickup in Cusco and transfer toward Misminay, with views of Verónica, Moray and agricultural landscapes.
09:00 — Bike setup and safety briefing at approximately 4,061 m before starting The Other Side.
02The Other Side+
Ride technical terrain toward Pomatales, with exposed mountain scenery and sustained descents. Allow about 1.5–2 hours. The source lists this trail as 8.03 km; the final route figures must be confirmed with the guide.
11:00 — Snack break and mechanical check.
11:30 — Transfer toward the Perolniyoc waterfall and the Raqaypata area, around 3,747 m.
03Perolniyoc & return+
Descend past waterfall views, Inca steps, cliffside sections and cobbled trails through Socma toward the Huarocondo River. The published Perolniyoc section is 8.03 km with 811 m of descent, taking around 1.5–2 hours.
15:00 — Finish and celebrate the ride.
16:00 — Return transfer, with arrival in Cusco estimated at 17:30–18:00.
*The original page gives differing distance and elevation totals. These are indicative figures; confirm the final route and descent with the guide.
03 / KNOW YOUR PACKAGE
What is included.
The support behind every descent.
Included in your tour
- Professional MTB guide (mechanic certified)
- Private round-trip transport from Cusco
- Box lunch, snacks and hydration
- Rest stops during the ride
- Technical briefing and warm-up ride
- First aid kit and basic mechanical assistance
Bike and gear package
- Full-suspension mountain bike, subject to model and size availability
- Certified helmet and cycling gloves; optional knee pads on request
Not Included
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tips (optional)
- Any service not expressly included in the confirmed package
04 / FIND YOUR RIDE
Prices & packages.
Your ride. Your setup.
Tour with bike and gear included
- Full-suspension mountain bike, subject to model and size availability
- Certified helmet
- Optional knee pads on request
- Technical gloves
- Technical briefing and warm-up
- Professional MTB guide (mechanic certified)
- Private transport (round trip)
- Box lunch, snacks and hydration
- First aid kit
| Riders | Price per person |
| 2 pax | US$ 199 |
| 3 pax | US$ 179 |
| 4 pax | US$ 159 |
| 5 pax | US$ 149 |
| 6 pax | US$ 139 |
| 7 pax | US$ 129 |
| 8 pax | US$ 119 |
Solo rider or a different group size?
The published rates cover groups of 2–8. Ask us for a quote for other group sizes. Confirm capacity, the package and live availability before booking.
Departure dates
- Daily departures year-round, with a minimum of two confirmed cyclists. You choose the date, we take care of the rest.
05 / BEFORE YOU RIDE
Trip essentials & packing.
Arrive ready for the Andes.
Packing list +
Packing list · Perolniyoc & The Other Side MTB
Essentials
- Small backpack or hydration vest (1–2 L)
- Water (minimum 1 L) and personal energy snacks
- Sunscreen SPF 50+ and sport sunglasses with UV protection
- Lip balm with SPF
- Extra cash in soles for personal expenses
Clothing
- Light waterproof windbreaker
- Cycling jersey (short or long sleeve)
- Comfortable cycling shorts or pants
- Full-finger cycling gloves
- Sports socks
- Cycling shoes or sturdy trainers with good grip
Protective Gear
- Confirm helmet fit and protective gear with the team
- Knee and elbow protection appropriate to the route
Recommended
- GoPro or action camera with mount
- Power bank for phone or camera
- Wet wipes or small pack of tissues
Riding recommendations +
Recommendations
- Previous experience on technical enduro trails recommended
- Use technical layered clothing for altitude conditions
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, hydration pack
- Optional: action camera
- Plan time in Cusco before riding and discuss acclimatization with the team
Why choose Peru Biking Tours? +
At Peru Biking Tours, we don’t just offer routes, we design meaningful experiences on two wheels.
- We design mountain bike tours for travelers who want more than just pedaling—they seek connection, adventure, and a real experience.
- Our guides are expert local cyclists who know every climb, descent, shortcut, and scenic point on the trail.
- Bikes and protective equipment in the gear package, all carefully maintained for your comfort and safety.
- We ride in small groups to give you more freedom, better trail flow, and a deeper connection with the environment.
- We work with integrity. We partner with local communities and ride with genuine respect for nature.
- This isn’t mass tourism. Whether you come for the landscapes, the sport, or the culture, we help you experience the Andes on two wheels.
- Ride with purpose. Ride with people who value culture, respect nature, and support local communities. Ride with us.
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06 / GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions.
Before you say “let’s ride.”
Skill level, altitude, equipment and support for your downhill day.
What riding experience do I need?
This is a technical MTB ride for intermediate to advanced riders. You should be confident controlling speed, braking and choosing lines on steep, uneven terrain. Tell the guide about your experience before booking.
Can I rent a bike if I don’t bring my own?
Full-suspension mountain bike, subject to model and size availability. A separate no-gear price is not published for this tour; ask the team if you plan to bring your bike.
What is the maximum altitude?
4,062 m*. *The original page gives differing distance and elevation totals. These are indicative figures; confirm the final route and descent with the guide.
What terrain can I expect on these trails?
Exposed singletrack, rocky sections, Inca stairs and cobbled paths.
What bike and protective gear is included?
Certified helmet and cycling gloves; optional knee pads on request.
What should I bring for the tour?
Layered technical clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, hydration pack or CamelBak, personal medication, and MTB shoes with good grip. Optional: your own pedals, GoPro, or protective gear if preferred.
What transport and mechanical support is included?
Private round-trip transport, a professional MTB guide and basic mechanical assistance are included. Confirm shuttle meeting points with the guide; vehicle access depends on the trail.
Is lunch included?
Box lunch, snacks and hydration.
How many people are in each group?
Published rates cover 2–8 riders. Confirm availability and the final group capacity with the team; solo riders and other group sizes need a quote.
Is travel insurance required?
Travel insurance is not included. Arrange cover appropriate to technical mountain biking and confirm the operator’s requirements before departure.
