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Riding the Spine: Across Bolivia Pavement ended shortly out of La Paz, and our "camino" just get kept getting smaller...and smaller. Crossed a tiny footbridge over a river and the route became nearly obselete. With the help of llama herders we ...

Zen Moment Cycling across the altiplano on our way to Peru. One pedal, no toe clips. From: ridingthespine 186 1 ratings Time: 00:13 More in Travel & Events

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Riding the Spine: Cotahuasi Rafting Trip Riding the Spine takes a break from biking and organizes (with John Yost) a non-commercial river trip down the Cotahuasi in southern peru. About 6 days of non stop class IV-V rapids that cuts through a canyon at ...

Riding the Spine: Cotahuasi Rafting Trip Riding the Spine takes a break from biking and organizes (with John Yost) a non-commercial river trip down the Cotahuasi in southern peru. About 6 days of non stop class IV-V rapids that cuts through a canyon at ...

Riding the Spine: Cordilleras Blancas Riding the Spine finds an epic section of riding through Peru with over a half dozen 4000+ meter passes culminating at a 4700 meter pass at the famous White Mountains. Landslides, rivers, indigenous vigilante ...

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Riding the Spine in the Peruvian Andes Mountains with 1000+ meter climbs and descents. Landslides and floods force us to constantly take detours requiring us to carry our bikes and gear along exposed cliffs or just fight our way through knee deep mud. ...

Riding the Spine in the Peruvian Andes Mountains with 1000+ meter climbs and descents. Landslides and floods force us to constantly take detours requiring us to carry our bikes and gear along exposed cliffs or just fight our way through knee deep mud. ...

Mountains with 1,000+ meter climbs and descents. Landslides and floods force us to constantly take detours requiring us to carry our bikes and gear along exposed cliffs or just fight our way through knee deep mud. And elevations of 4,000 meters and above ...

Riding the Spine: Adventures at the Equator Riding the Spine enters the Andes of South America and explores the country on bikes, rafts, and foot seeking adventures along the way. From: ridingthespine 1377 2 ratings Time: 04:12 More in Sports

Riding the Spine: Adventures at the Equator Riding the Spine enters the Andes of South America and explores the country on bikes, rafts, and foot seeking adventures along the way. From: ridingthespine 859 2 ratings Time: 04:12 More in Sports

Riding the Spine enters the Andes of South America and explores the country on bikes, rafts, and foot seeking adventures along the way. adventure climbing cycling biking touring rafting racing summit hiking navigating orienteering ...

Whymper Summit of Chimborazo 20800 feet. Because of the oblong shape of the earth and Chimborazo´s proximity to the equator, it is technically the furthest point from the middle of the earth, and closest to the sun. From: ridingthespine 887 ...

Whymper Summit of Chimborazo 20,800 feet. Because of the oblong shape of the earth and Chimborazo´s proximity to the equator, it is technically the furthest point from the middle of the earth, and closest to the sun. From: ridingthespine 85 ...

20,800 feet. Because of the oblong shape of the earth and Chimborazo´s proximity to the equator, it is technically the furthest point from the middle of the earth, and closest to the sun. mountaineering climbing hiking summit Added: ...

Veintemilla Summit of Chimborazo The false summit at the end of a long arduous climb up the ridge of Chimborazo. You discover that you still have a bit more climbing left. From: ridingthespine 207 0 ratings Time: 00:32 More in Sports

Veintemilla Summit of Chimborazo The false summit at the end of a long arduous climb up the ridge of Chimborazo. You discover that you still have a bit more climbing left. From: ridingthespine 2 0 ratings Time: 00:32 More in Sports

The false summit at the end of a long arduous climb up the ridge of Chimborazo. You discover that you still have a bit more climbing left. mountaineering climbing hiking summit Added: January 13, 2009