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Mountain Bike Corcovado, Cristo Redentor e Paineiras

On the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour, you will discover the Christ the Redeemer Statue and the Paineiras sector of Tijuca National Park in a complete way, enjoying beautiful views and stunning viewpoints.

The route of the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour includes several uphill and downhill sections, and our Backup Van will always be available to pick you up in case you decide you want to stop cycling or rest for a while.

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour lasts approximately 5 hours and is a great opportunity to explore the main attraction of Tijuca National Park, the Christ the Redeemer Statue. Don’t forget to bring cash to purchase the entrance ticket. After the visit to Corcovado, the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour continues through the Paineiras sector, where it is possible to cool off at waterfalls and admire beautiful views and viewpoints over the Marvelous City.

You will ride through the exuberant tropical forest, and during the route it is possible to spot some animal species along the way, such as the beautiful and slow sloth, hear the loud sounds of toucans, colorful birds, and monkeys.

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Highlights of Mountain Bike Corcovado

Discover a wide variety of attractions, landscapes, and stories
Ride through Tijuca Forest
Visit the Christ the Redeemer statue

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Price: Open Group

225,00BRL per person

Price: Private Group

PRICE FOR 1 PERSON

639,00BRL

PRICE FOR 2 PEOPLES

324,00BRL per person.

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Itinerary and information about Mountain Bike Corcovado

What is the tour like?

What is the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour like?

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour takes place inside the Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro, within Tijuca National Park, providing a unique experience of adventure, nature, and contemplation in one of the most preserved areas of Rio de Janeiro. During the tour, there is always the possibility of spotting wild animals, as well as century-old trees, natural viewpoints, and some of the most famous landscapes of the Marvelous City.

For most of the year, the weather in Rio de Janeiro is hot and humid, so all participants should stay well hydrated for the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour. During the route, our guide will manage the group’s pace, making strategic stops for rest, contemplation, and photos at the main points of the itinerary.

Experience the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour with safety, equipment, and guide included in the activity.

The tour combines uphill and downhill sections, paved roads, and paths surrounded by the nature of Tijuca Forest. The itinerary is considered an excellent option for those seeking adventure, physical activity, and a different way to discover Rio de Janeiro by cycling through Tijuca National Park to one of the seven wonders of the modern world.

During the route, we will ride through the roads of Tijuca National Park toward Corcovado, one of the most famous tourist attractions in Brazil. In addition to the sporting experience, the tour offers impressive views of the Atlantic Forest, Guanabara Bay, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, and the beaches of Rio’s South Zone.

Discover the main highlights of the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour

During the tour, our guide will share information about the history of Tijuca National Park, curiosities about Christ the Redeemer, and safety instructions so you can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

We will visit some of the most famous places in Rio de Janeiro:

Tijuca National Park
Natural Viewpoints
Corcovado Mountain
Christ the Redeemer
View of Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon
View of Guanabara Bay
Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro

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What’s included?

What’s included in the Mountain Bike Corcovado, Christ the Redeemer, and Paineiras Tour?

Includes:

Guide specialized in cycling tourism
Transportation/support vehicle for the activity
Equipment for use during the activity (Mountain Bike bicycles with Giant, Trek, Khs, or Kona frames, 26-inch wheels, 27-speed gears, Deore groupset, hydraulic brakes, helmet, and gloves)
Support Vehicle
Personal accident insurance

Does not include:

Any item not described as included

What to bring?

Starting Location and Schedule

How to get there

How to get to the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour?

Check out how to get to the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour: the tour takes place within Tijuca National Park, one of the largest urban forests in the world, located in the Alto da Boa Vista neighborhood, between the North and South Zones of Rio de Janeiro.

Where is the Mountain Bike Tijuca National Park Tour located?

The meeting point for the Mountain Bike Tijuca National Park Tour is at Praça Afonso Viseu, located in Alto da Boa Vista, one of the main entrances to Tijuca National Park. This is where participants will meet the guide, receive the equipment, and get the initial instructions before the start of the tour.

Praça Afonso Viseu is located in an area surrounded by the Atlantic Forest and close to several natural attractions of Tijuca National Park, such as Taunay Waterfall, Vista Chinesa, and the Emperor’s Table.

The Mountain Bike Tijuca National Park Tour starts at the following address:

Praça Afonso Viseu – Alto da Boa Vista – Rio de Janeiro/RJ

How to get to the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour by Bus?

For those going by bus to the meeting point of the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour, the best option is to look for lines that pass through the Alto da Boa Vista neighborhood.

Coming from the South Zone or Downtown Rio, you can take buses heading toward Alto da Boa Vista and get off near Praça Afonso Viseu. For those coming from the North Zone, there are also bus lines crossing the Alto da Boa Vista region toward Barra da Tijuca.

Another option is to take the subway to São Conrado Station or Saens Peña Station and, from there, request a ride-sharing car to Praça Afonso Viseu.

How to get to the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour by Car?

For those coming from the South Zone, access can be made through Gávea, climbing Alto da Boa Vista toward Tijuca National Park.

For those coming from Barra da Tijuca or the West Zone, access can be made through Estrada da Barra or the Lagoa-Barra Highway, heading toward Alto da Boa Vista.

For those coming from the North Zone, simply drive up Alto da Boa Vista toward Praça Afonso Viseu.

The area has parking spaces near the meeting point, but weekends and holidays may be busier, so we recommend arriving early.

Nattrip offers daily departures with a professional guide, equipment, and transportation options for the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour. Check it out and come ride through the most incredible landscapes of Rio de Janeiro with complete safety!

Best time

Best time to do the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour can be done throughout the entire year, but weather conditions directly influence the comfort, safety, and overall experience of the activity. Choosing the best time to cycle through the roads of Tijuca Forest toward Christ the Redeemer makes all the difference in enjoying an even more pleasant and unforgettable experience.

Best period: Autumn and Winter (March to September)

Weather: During autumn and winter, Rio de Janeiro has milder temperatures, usually between 18°C and 28°C, and lower rainfall. This drier climate favors the mountain bike tour, making the route more comfortable and safer for cycling through the roads of Tijuca National Park.

Clear skies: Lower humidity contributes to blue-sky days and excellent visibility, providing spectacular views of Corcovado, Christ the Redeemer, Guanabara Bay, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, and the beaches of Rio’s South Zone.

Comfort while cycling: With more pleasant temperatures, the physical effort required during the tour becomes more comfortable, ideal for those who want to enjoy the route, admire the viewpoints, and experience the Atlantic Forest surroundings.

Summer (December to March)

High temperatures: Summer in Rio de Janeiro is usually very hot, with temperatures above 35°C. The intense heat increases physical exhaustion during the ride, especially on the uphill sections toward Corcovado.

Heavy rain: Summer is also marked by rain showers and seasonal storms. At times, the ground may become wet and slippery, requiring extra attention during the tour.

Fog: High humidity may cause fog in the higher areas of Tijuca National Park, partially reducing visibility of Christ the Redeemer and the natural viewpoints along the route.

Spring (September to November)

Mild weather: Spring is another excellent time to do the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour. The weather starts getting warmer, but still offers pleasant temperatures and many sunny days, perfect for cycling surrounded by nature.

Choosing the right time to do the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour makes all the difference in enjoying this unique experience cycling through Tijuca Forest to one of the most famous monuments in the world, surrounded by the most beautiful landscapes of Rio de Janeiro.

History

History of the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour is an experience that combines sport, nature, and one of the most famous monuments in the world in a single itinerary. Cycling through the roads of Tijuca Forest toward Christ the Redeemer is a unique way to discover Rio de Janeiro, crossing preserved natural landscapes and scenery that shaped the history of the city.

Corcovado and Christ the Redeemer

Corcovado is one of the most iconic mountains in Rio de Janeiro and is home to Christ the Redeemer, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Standing at 710 meters above sea level, Corcovado offers one of the most impressive panoramic views of the Marvelous City, revealing Guanabara Bay, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, the beaches of the South Zone, and the mountains of the Atlantic Forest.

Christ the Redeemer was inaugurated in 1931 and became one of the greatest symbols of Brazil and Rio’s hospitality, welcoming millions of visitors from all over the world every year.

Tijuca Forest

A large part of the tour takes place inside Tijuca National Park, one of the largest replanted urban forests in the world. The region has enormous environmental and historical importance for Rio de Janeiro, serving as a true natural refuge in the middle of the city.

Along the route, it is possible to observe the biodiversity of the Atlantic Forest, preserved areas, natural viewpoints, and old roads that have crossed the park since the imperial period.

A challenge for adventurers

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour has become one of the favorite activities for cycling and adventure lovers in Rio de Janeiro. The itinerary combines uphill sections, downhill sections, and cycling through the forest, providing a dynamic experience deeply connected with nature.

Beyond the physical challenge, the reward lies in the breathtaking landscapes along the route and the arrival at Corcovado, one of the most desired places for visitors to the city.

The Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour today

Today, the Mountain Bike Corcovado Tour is a complete experience for those who want to discover Rio de Janeiro in an active, sustainable, and uncommon way. The itinerary combines adventure, ecotourism, sport, and some of the most beautiful landscapes in Brazil in an unforgettable two-wheel experience.

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7:30
Meeting Point
Praça Afonso Viseu, Alto da Boa Vista
8:00

Tijuca National Park
Beginning of the route cycling through the roads of Tijuca National Park, surrounded by the Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro and exuberant nature.
9:00

Christ the Redeemer Statue
Arrival at Corcovado and visit to the Christ the Redeemer Statue, one of the seven wonders of the modern world and one of the greatest symbols of Rio de Janeiro.
10:30

Paineiras sector
The tour continues through the Paineiras sector of Tijuca National Park, with stops at natural viewpoints and waterfalls for rest and contemplation.
11:30

Natural Viewpoints

Strategic stops to admire the panoramic views of the Marvelous City, including mountains, beaches, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, and Guanabara Bay.
12:30

Downhill Sections
Enjoy the downhill sections cycling through the tropical forest with support from the Backup Van throughout the entire route.
13:30
End of the Tour
See you on your next adventures in Rio de Janeiro!