Mountain Bike Tours in Mexico City – Mexico MTB Tours

If you are looking for Mountain Bike Tours in Mexico City, Mexico MTB Tours runs small-group, fully supported enduro trips that start and finish at the capital’s international airport. Based in the San Pedro de los Pinos neighbourhood, the team handles transfers, lodging, shuttles and mechanical support, so you can spend your days riding high-altitude forest trails rather than sorting logistics.

The company grew out of rides in 2024, spent 2025 scouting terrain and building alliances with local trail communities, and opened its trips to riders from around the world in 2026. Day-to-day operations are led by Rafa Conde, the lead guide, who brings more than ten years of enduro and downhill riding across North America, Europe and Mexico and works closely with local trail builders. Guides speak English, and a share of every booking is put back into trail maintenance and conservation in the areas they ride.

What Mexico MTB Tours offers

• Mexico City – high-altitude gravity: six days and five nights in fir forest above the city, with shuttle and lift-assisted laps, 70+ km of riding and a high point of about 3,200 m. Suitable for basic to advanced riders.
• Mexico City Volcano Edition: a volcano-focused version of the capital trip built around big descents.
• Hidalgo – alpine forest and granite: pine forest and granite across two trail networks, with 45+ km of descending; intermediate and advanced.
• Puebla – volcano to high desert: more than 20 trails and around 40 km of descending, from forest down into high desert; intermediate and advanced.
• Further destinations: trips are also listed for Guanajuato, Guerrero, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí and Oaxaca, plus custom enduro adventures.
• Bike rental: 29-inch Transition Sentinel enduro bikes with RockShox suspension and Shimano XT, set up for your weight and riding style (US$100 per day).

Central Mexico tours are listed from US$1,800 per adult and include airport pickup and drop-off, accommodation, guiding, shuttle or lift access where available, trail and park fees, transport to the trails and full mechanical support. Flights, meals, drinks, insurance and tips are extra. Groups are kept small.

The riding around Mexico City

• Forests above the city: fir-covered slopes at over 3,000 m with shuttle-supported descents and fast, flowing lines.
• Lift-assisted zone: a day of repeat laps for maximum vertical with minimal pedalling.
• The eastern mountains: the final ride of the capital trip, with trails that are dusty in the dry season, muddy in the rains and grippy in between.

When to ride

The team runs trips all year round. Conditions change with altitude and season, and the rainy months bring muddier trails and quick weather shifts, so specific advice is shared before each trip. Hidalgo is at its best in autumn.

Getting to Mexico City

Fly into Mexico City International Airport, where every Central Mexico trip begins with a private transfer to your accommodation and ends with a drop-off for your flight home. The team suggests arriving in daylight and avoiding late-night or heavy-traffic travel days. Day one is kept for building bikes, a gear check, a rider briefing and getting used to the altitude.

Tips for Mountain Bike Tours in Mexico City

• Come fit and already comfortable on mountain trails: these trips are not beginner courses, and the days are long and at altitude.
• Pack a full-face helmet, knee pads, gloves and goggles, plus layers for changeable mountain weather.
• Weigh up bringing your own bike against airline risk and hassle; renting a tuned Transition on arrival is the simpler option.
• Sort out travel and adventure insurance that covers mountain biking, or ask about adding the optional cover offered with the trip.

Book your ride with Mexico MTB Tours

Send your dates and riding level through the official website and the team will reply within 24 hours.