Death Road Tour Guides: Safety, Companies, Price, Weather
Death Road tour guides: is it safe, which bike company, what it costs, what to bring and wear, the rainy season, and hotels in La Paz, Bolivia, and Coroico.
Is the Death Road Safe?
Is the Death Road in Bolivia safe to ride? The UK Foreign Office's lines on bikes, first aid and tour operators, what to check before you book, and what riders report.
Read guide →Death Road Bike Companies Compared
The Death Road biking companies side by side: Altitude Travel, Gravity, BARRACUDA BIKING COMPANY, Vertigo Biking and One Death Road, on bikes, group size, pickup, the finish, extras and price.
Read guide →Death Road Tour Price
What a Death Road tour costs from La Paz: each company's From price, the bike upgrades, private rides, dates that cost more, and the road fee and zipline paid in cash.
Read guide →What to Bring and Wear on the Death Road
What to wear and pack for a Death Road bike tour: the gear the companies lend you, layers for a cold start and a hot finish, cash, ID and a change of clothes.
Read guide →The Death Road in the Rainy Season
Riding Bolivia's Death Road between November and March: the UK advice on landslides and blocked roads, the road authority's notes, what the companies lend you for rain, and what riders saw.
Read guide →Hotels in La Paz, Bolivia, for a Death Road Tour
Where to stay in La Paz, Bolivia, for a Death Road bike tour: the city centre near the pickups and meeting points, or a night in Coroico at the bottom of the road. Room searches by area.
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