Cucunubá:
páramo, fog and high plateau
A Muisca-origin municipality 90 minutes from Bogotá, where the high plateau rises into the páramo and traditional mining still shapes local culture.
Mining, weaving and high plateau
Cucunubá is historically a mining town — mainly coal — but also a center for traditional pedal-loom weaving. Both coexist in the colonial town center, declared cultural heritage.
The race seeks dialogue, not extraction: local suppliers, courses agreed with the community and a percentage of registrations reinvested in conservation.
90 min from Bogotá
Via Autopista Norte → Zipaquirá → Ubaté → Cucunubá. Paved all the way.
2,580 m town center
The Cundiboyacense high plateau starts here. We recommend arriving 24h before for acclimatization.
10 – 18 °C
Average temperature in September. Intense sun during the day, cold and fog at dawn and dusk.
Cucunubá isn't the finish line. Cucunubá is the entire conversation.