Medio Fondo

The same road and the same mountains, in a 100-kilometre format.

from COP 370,000 COP 400,000 COP 430,000 COP 460,000

One hundred kilometres with 1,100 metres of climbing, starting and finishing in Duitama. It is the way to take on the highlands without committing to the full day — with the mountains included, not trimmed out.

The official GPX is available below. The file carries no elevation data, so the profile shown here is an indicative outline, not a measurement.

A group of riders in event jerseys rolls along flat road, side by side, chatting. — The Medio Fondo shares the road and the atmosphere, with half the climbing.

Elevation profile

Drawn from the official GPX, point by point.

The numbers

Official distance: 100 km
Total climbing: 1,100 m
Start time: 06:20
Start and finish: Duitama, Boyacá
Course altitude: 2,398–2,935 m
Timed segments: 3

How timing works

Your result is not your total time for the course: it is the sum of the 3 chip-timed segments on this route — Punta Larga – Cargando, Tobasía – Alto de Tobasía, Alto del Cogollo. Between segments, you get to enjoy the ride.

See the segments, one by one

Segment cut-off times and course rules are in the regulations. Read the rules

A roadside sign announcing "100 m to the end of the timed Cogollo segment". — Your result does not come from total time, but from adding up the timed segments.

Food and water on the road

There are feed and water stations along the course, with medical and mechanical support. The exact points are on the route card handed out with your kit.

Riders rest beside the marquees of a feed station, in the fog. — Water and food stations spread along the course.

Take the route with you

Load it onto your Garmin or into Strava before you travel.

Download GPX View the route on Strava

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