Today, adventurers, we share with you a new adventure sport in Lunahuaná, which is cycling. Perfect for guided travel along routes through the countryside of the Lunahuaná valley. Once equipped with our helmets and properly adjusted brakes, we will embark on the cycling route passing through the Lunahuana valley, enjoying the fauna and flora of this wonderful place. Currently, the Cañete - Lunahuana route is the most requested and the one that generates the most benefits for the inhabitants of the most remote areas of the Lunahuaná Valley.

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Location

Lunahuaná is located 38km east of San Vicente in the Province of Cañete and 182 kilometers southeast of Lima.

Difficulty Level

This adventure sport can be practiced by people of all kinds as it is recreational in the Lunahuaná valley.

Modalities or Specialization

Within the adventure sport of cycling, there are different varieties. The modality that suits this location best is "All Mountain," although "Enduro" can also be used for more advanced individuals in the discipline.

Travel Time

The overall journey is a minimum of 2 hours, and the time can be extended based on the group's performance. This activity can be enjoyed by anyone who likes to ride on two wheels; the difficulty varies depending on the route, with the first being the easiest, the second at an intermediate level, and the third being the most challenging.

Season

Year-round

What to Bring?

“All Mountain” type bicycle with a minimum of 10 speeds
Helmet
Knee pads
Elbow pads
A small backpack with: A water bottle of at least 2 liters, dried fruits, energy bars, a spare camera, a portable inflator, and a wrench for repairs in case of any mishaps.

Recommendations

It is recommended for cyclists to carry a GPS device so that their location can be easily identified in case of an emergency. Additionally, the route goes through the valley, where there are a lot of mosquitoes, so it is advisable to carry insect repellent.