CYCLOTOURISM IN TIGRE
PEDALING 40km HATA VILLA LA ÑATA + BIOMECHANICS AND TRAINING TALK
Would you like to explore the Tigre by bike and learn how to train for a long trip?
An ideal experience to add kilometers cycling on country roads and local routes.
In this day trip we will visit some of the picturesque neighborhoods of the delta and have lunch by the river.
In order for us to continue learning about our body, we will have a talk about biomechanics in cycling: what muscles we use mainly, metabolism and how to train for a long ride. All this with the help of a team of guides and physical education teachers who will provide you with the necessary assistance and safety at all times.
PROPOSAL DETAILS
MEETING PLACE |
Tigre train station – Bartolomé Mitre train line. |
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| DAYS AND TIMES | Starts at 10:00 a.m. and ends at 3:00 p.m. | ||||||
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This output has a Moderate (3) rating (see Huka Difficulty Table).
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Planned itinerary
Although we make every effort to adhere to the itinerary described below, the itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control, including weather and terrain conditions.
MEETING IN TIGRE
We will meet at the Tigre train station parking lot at 10:00 am. We will give a brief explanation of some safety rules and adjustments required by the bikes before starting. There are restrooms and paid parking at the station.
CYCLOTOURISM AND LUNCH
We will go through Tigre from the inside, along the rowers’ path bordering the national rowing track, up to Villa la Ñata. We will have a pizza lunch by the river at a riverside inn.
RETURN AND CLOSING
We return along the Bancalari corridor and route 197 to Tigre station, where we will close the departure.
List of required equipment
The key to your comfort during active travel is to wear layers (see Layering Clothing Basics). For maximum comfort at minimum weight, you need versatile layers that combine insulation, ventilation and weather protection. That’s why we created this list to help you choose gear and bring only what you need. Weather and other conditions on the ground will dictate what clothing and gear you should wear each day.
BIKE
- MTB in good condition (excl.), 26 or more wheels.
- Wheels inflated and centered
- Brakes that slow down
- Regulated changes
- Chain greased
- Helmet
- A spare inner tube from your bike tire and/or patches.
CLOTHING
- Head
- Warm hat
- Multifunction thermal collar (buff type)
- Sun hat
- Sunglasses (cat 3)
- Upper body
- Synthetic long sleeve t-shirt
- Synthetic short sleeve t-shirt
- Warm clothing (fleece or similar)
- Waterproof jacket
- Warm jacket
- Manos
- Warm gloves
- Undercarriage
- Long trekking pants
- Feet
- Trekking boots or shoes
- Pair of trekking socks
PERSONAL CARE
- Sunscreen (minimum factor 50)
- Lip balm
- Wet wipes
- Small personal garbage bag
- Personal medication
DOCUMENTATION
- National identity card
- Social security/health insurance card
- Complete medical record (provided by Huka)
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Your itinerary for the adventure
Although we make every effort to adhere to the itinerary described below, it is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control, including weather and terrain conditions.
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