Quick ride by bicycle from Guadalajara to Tlaquepaque

Kick off your cycling adventure in the vibrant city of Guadalajara, renowned for its rich culture, stunning architecture, and being the birthplace of mariachi and tequila. As you roll out, you'll be cruising predominantly on quiet roads (51%) and dedicated cycleways (44%), so you can soak in the scenery without too much hustle and bustle.

The trip to Tlaquepaque is an easy 15.4-kilometer ride that'll have you pedaling through a delightful mix of surfaces. With a gentle ascent of just 46.97 meters and a descent of 62.91 meters, it's pretty much a smooth sail. The maximum elevation hits 1598.51 meters, perfectly manageable for most cyclists.

Concrete and paved roads make up more than half of your journey (59%), with a sprinkle of asphalt and other surfaces for variety. Most parts are designed to be cyclist-friendly, making it a relaxed ride.

Once you roll into Tlaquepaque, take a well-deserved break to explore this charming town. Known for its beautiful colonial architecture and vibrant arts scene, the area is a haven for pottery and artisan craft lovers. Don’t forget to treat yourself to some local culinary delights before hopping back on your bike! Enjoy the ride!