TDA Global Cycling

Cycling into Ushuaia at the end of the South American Epic feels like crossing a finish line at the edge of the world. After weeks of rugged climbs, Patagonian winds, and sweeping landscapes, the final descent toward the Beagle Channel fills you with a mix of exhaustion, pride, and quiet disbelief.



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A surreal stage cycling on the Salar de Uyuni, as if pedaling across a frozen white sea of salt stretching to the horizon. With no landmarks to break the view, distances become distorted and the shimmering salt crust crunches beneath your tires. It’s bumpier than people expect. The vast silence, broken

A truly unique route on Peninsula de Paracas where you'll find no cars but plenty of wind and sandy routes to follow.



This stage of the South American Epic is part of the "Gringo Trail" section. You can find more details here: tdaglobalcycling.com/south-american-epic/the-gringo-trail

This great stage outside Bogota in Colombia follows a little used road in the countryside. Expect narrow bumpy road at times, lush green hills and lots of short challenging climbs. Small settlements can be seen along the way.



This stage of the South American Epic is part of the "Undiscovered Country

The 110th stage of the North American Epic begins in the heart of the highlands of Guatemala - right in the beautiful colonial city of Antigua. It is surrounded by three striking volcanoes, one of which is actively smoking.



You will cover the first few meters of the tour on the cobblestone streets of

The 110th stage of the North American Epic begins in the heart of the highlands of Guatemala - right in the middle of the beautiful colonial city of Antigua. It is surrounded by three striking volcanoes, one of which is actively smoking.



You will cover the first few meters of the tour on the cobblestone

On this stage through the rolling ranch country of Montana, you will experience the modern Wild West up close. From the small town of Lincoln, the route goes a good 93 kilometers in a constant up and down through the Canyon Creek Wildlife Management Area to Helena, the capital of the state.



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Your journey begins in Tuktoyaktuk, a small Inuit community on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. The locals have been using the area for caribou and white whale hunting for hundreds of years. It was only in 2017 that “Tuk” was finally connected to the rest of Canada by the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway.



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