Cycling through Volcanoes National Park in Musanze, Rwanda, offers an extraordinary experience, blending adventure and stunning natural beauty. The park, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity, is home to the majestic Virunga Mountains and endangered mountain gorillas. Cyclists can explore a variety of trails that wind through lush rainforests, open savannahs, and scenic volcanic terrains. Along the way, they may encounter diverse wildlife, including an array of bird species. The routes cater to different skill levels, from leisurely rides to challenging climbs, making it an ideal destination for both casual riders and avid cyclists. The local culture also adds to the experience, with opportunities to engage with the warm and hospitable Rwandan communities, enhancing the journey with cultural insights and local flavors.

> At 8h00am, after your breakfast at your hotel/ Resort, get ready with your bike and begin cycling towards RWAZA  where you visit one of the social projects of Future 4 kids

> After visiting Rwaza, continue cycling alongside Ruhondo Lake toward Kinigi at the base of the volcanoes

> Visit other social projects of Future 4 kids in Kinigi,

> Visiting Ellen DeGeneres Campus of Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, Visitors to the facility can immerse themselves in state-of-the-art exhibits that narrate over 55 years of dedicated gorilla conservation and enjoy lush nature trails. You also have the opportunity to meet with Fossey Fund staff, who have devoted their careers to the protection and preservation of gorillas.

> Ride back to your hotel/resort or continue toward Bisate to Busogo and back to your hotel/resort

> Visiting the Twin lakes (Burera & Ruhondo) which are situated in the foothills of the Virungas

> Exploring the amazing landscape 

> Enjoying the incredible views of the Virunga in the backdrop

> Exploring the beautiful countryside, enjoy views of the rolling hills and also have an insight into the lives of the local people in the countryside as you ride past farmlands and locals going about their lives.