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      Al primer Monolito se puede acceder por la ruta provincial 13 que une la cuidad de mendoza con la localidad cordillerana de Uspallata. Cuando se construyo la Ruta Nacional 7 esta ruta quedo con muy poco uso por la dificultad de la misma y con el correr de los años la ruta se fue deteriorando cada vez mas hasta que a la fecha solamente se puede acceder a la misma con un vehículo de tracción en la 4 ruedas. Lo bueno es que esta ruta gana altura muy rápidamente y a unos 20 kilómetros de la ciudad de mendoza se puede alcanzar una altura de 2000 msnm. Esto nos deja en la puerta de una red de senderos que se pueden utilizar para volver a la ciudad con un desnivel muy importante en pocos kilómetros por lo que nos encontramos con senderos muy técnicos e empinados.

      Recomendaciones de seguridad

      Usted va a ingresar a un lugar de características agrestes por lo que se deben respetar los consejos y normas de seguridad que aquí se mencionan.

      Planifique con anticipación la salida. Revise el pronóstico del tiempo.

      Ingrese en grupos de por lo menos 4 personas.

      Avise a sus allegados o a las autoridades de la zona la ruta probable, el número de deportistas y el horario estimado de salida.

      Use al menos los siguientes elementos de seguridad personal: Casco, guantes,rodilleras, lentes y protector solar.

      Lleve su celular con batería.

      La zona en la que se encuentran los senderos es semidesértica. no va a entrar agua ni comida durante el recorrido. Debe llevar una mochila con agua, refrigerio, abrigo, herramientas (inflador, cámaras, llaves allen, etc.) y botiquín de primeros auxilios.

      Evite modificar el entorno.

      Evite ingresar en días de lluvia.

      En algunas sendas se puede alcanzar mucha velocidad, manténgase atento al tránsito de otros deportistas.


      Sea responsable y monte su bicicleta dentro de los limites reales de su capacidad, no corra riesgos innecesarios, algunos de los senderos marcados sólo pueden ser realizados por expertos.

      Muchas de las zonas por la que usted va a transitar son propiedades privadas por lo que debemos ser sumamente respetuosos. Es responsabilidad de cada deportista cuidar el lugar y tener la precaución de traer de vuelta todos los residuos que se puedan generar.

      Aviso importante: Recuerde que usted se encuentra en una zona agreste y al ingresar asume los riesgos que implica una actividad como esta. Las consecuencias de un accidente serán de su exclusiva responsabilidad y un rescate podría acarrear costos para usted

      **English**

      The first monolith can be accessed by provincial route 13 connects the city of mendoza to the mountainous town of Uspallata. When the national route 7 was built this was route with very little use because of the difficulty of it and over the years route deteriorated more and more until to date only you can access it with a traction vehicle in 4 wheels. Good thing is that this route gains height quickly and about 20 kilometers from the city of mendoza is can reach a height of 2000 m.

      This leaves us in the door of a network of trails that can be used to return to the city with a very important difference in few kilometers by what we find very technical and steep trails. SeguridadUsted recommendations will enter a place of rugged features by which follow Councils and safety standards that are mentioned here. Plan in advance the output. Check the weather forecast. Enter in groups of at least 4 people. Advise their relatives or the authorities in the area likely route, the number of athletes and the estimated timetable of output. Use at least the following elements of personal safety: helmet, gloves, knee pads, lenses and sunscreen. Carry your cell phone with battery.

      The area in which the trails is semi-desert. you will not get food or water during the trip. You must bring a backpack with water, refreshments, shelter, tools (inflator, cameras, keys, allen, etc.) and first aid kit. Avoid modifying the environment. Avoid entering on rainy days. In some ways much speed can be, stay tuned for the transit of other athletes.

      Accountable and ride within the real capacity, do not run unnecessary risks, some of the trails marked only can be carried out by experts.

      Many of the areas for which you are going to travel are private properties by what must be highly respectful. Responsibility of each athlete is the take care of the place and take care to bring back all the waste that can be generated.

      Important note: remember that you are in a wild area and entering the risk involved in an activity like this. The consequences of an accident shall be your sole responsibility and a rescue could lead to costs for you
      Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill
      Shuttleable: YES
      Land Status: Private Property
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      Caution as of Nov 10, 2024
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      19
      Trails Mountain Bike
      19
      Trails E-Bike
      14
      Trails Hike
      19
      Trails Trail Running
      19
      Total Distance
      32 miles
      Total Descent
      12,840 ft
      Total Vertical
      5,920 ft
      Highest Trailhead
      8,826 ft
      Reports
      11
      Photos
      14
      Ridden Counter
      274

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      Activity Type Stats

      activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
      Mountain Bike1932 miles12,841 ft18 miles5,919 ft
      #9,790#2214112275
      E-Bike1420 miles10,869 ft15 miles4,009 ft
      #4,210#141059
      Hike1932 miles12,841 ft18 miles5,919 ft
      #8,739#2011167
      Trail Running1932 miles12,841 ft18 miles5,919 ft
      #8,693#21113163
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