By bicycle from Benito Juarez to Miguel Hidalgo

Ready for a chill ride across two iconic corners of Mexico City? Kick things off in Benito Juárez, a lively, bike-friendly borough known for its tree-lined streets, great taquerías, and a relaxed, local vibe. You’ll pedal north for a little over 17 km, weaving through mainly paved, smooth surfaces (almost all asphalt and concrete), with most of your journey on designated cycleways or quiet roads—perfect for a worry-free cruise.

Along the way, the city unfolds with sights from classic neighborhoods to leafy parks, and you’ll be gently climbing (about 115 m of ascent, but nothing too crazy!). The route is almost all at high elevation—Mexico City style—so take it easy and stay hydrated.

Your ride wraps up in Miguel Hidalgo, an upscale area known for Chapultepec Park, world-class museums, and bustling Polanco. Treat yourself to some good coffee or a stroll around the park after your cruise. All in all, a great mix of urban energy and peaceful paths—cycling CDMX at its best!