Multi-Day MTB Trips in Oaxaca – Two Wheel Epix

For riders who want a full week of trails, culture and food sorted for them, Two Wheel Epix runs Multi-Day MTB Trips in Oaxaca and further afield. The company calls itself a mountain bike collaborative offering “life-changing” tours around the world, built for intermediate to pro-level riders.

Oaxaca is the heart of their calendar: several departures a year, a bike-to-beach itinerary and an ongoing community project to build new trails and supply bikes for local riders. Trips are hosted by names such as Jason Gainey, the “MTB Wizard”, a professional mountain biker and coach with more than 45 years on the bike, and run with bilingual local riding and cultural guides at a ratio of one guide and driver per four travellers. The company says 70% of trip fees stay in the communities where guests ride, eat and sleep.

A typical week mixes riding with time off the bike: a street-art tour in Oaxaca City, an optional sunrise hike in the Sierra Norte and plenty of regional food. The trip page rates fitness at 2 out of 3 and lists an average ride distance of about 105 km, so a solid base of fitness pays off, and the welcome pack and signature jersey are a nice touch at the start.

What Two Wheel Epix offers

• Oaxaca MTB Enduro – 8 days / 7 nights, from $2,595, with hotel nights in Oaxaca City and two nights in cabañas at Ixtepeji
• Oaxaca Bike to Beach Paradise – six days riding around Oaxaca City, then three on the Pacific coast
• Week-long enduro trips in Guatemala, Ecuador and Peru, with Colombia and Bolivia also on the destination list
• Shuttles, airport transfers, most meals and entrance fees included on the Oaxaca enduro trip; bring your own 140–160 mm bike

The riding on their Oaxaca trips

• Ixtepeji – Sierra Norte enduro on trails such as Cerezo and Llano Carreta, plus a traverse back to the city of about 32 km with around 2,000 m of descent.
• Cerro del Fortín – laps on the hill right above Oaxaca City.
• San Pablo Etla and Mil Ríos – a day in the Etla hills and a long descent from Mil Ríos towards Tule.

When to ride

Recent Oaxaca departures run in November and from late January into February, during the region’s dry season, when trails are at their firmest. Check the calendar on their site for current dates. Upcoming departures listed include 7–14 November 2026 and 30 January – 6 February 2027, with a Guatemala Gravity Enduro running in late October 2026.

Getting to Oaxaca

Fly into Oaxaca International Airport (OAX); arrival and departure transfers are included on the enduro trip. The airport is about 20 minutes from the city centre.

Tips for your Multi-Day MTB Trips in Oaxaca

• Bring a well-serviced 140–160 mm trail or enduro bike and spares.
• Take out travel insurance that covers mountain biking, medical care and evacuation – it’s required.
• Budget for guide tips (10–20% is suggested) and the dinners that aren’t included.
• Ixtepeji sits high in the mountains, so pack warm layers for the cabaña nights.

Book your ride with Two Wheel Epix

See trip dates, prices and booking details on the official website.