Paseo rápido en bici de Chía a Cajicá

Roll out from Chía, the “City of the Moon” with deep Muisca roots (and yes, home of the famous Andrés Carne de Res), and head north across the Sabana de Bogotá toward Cajicá. It’s an easy, almost-flat spin of about 11 km at roughly 2,560 m elevation, with only a handful of meters up and down—perfect for a relaxed ride.

About three-quarters of the route runs on dedicated cycleway, and most of the surface is paved/asphalt, though you may hit a couple of short rough or unfinished patches. Expect big-sky views over green fields and a cool highland breeze—bring sunscreen, the sun hits hard at altitude.

Roll into Cajicá, a laid-back town known for its almojábanas (treat yourself) and a charming main square with stone-and-brick architecture. Take a breather, grab a coffee and a pastry, and enjoy the small-town vibe before looping back or hopping the train line for photos. Keep an eye at intersections, but overall this is a friendly, low-stress ride.