Kathmandu · Pokhara · Mustang

Mountain Biking
in Nepal

Ridge singletrack, high desert jeep track, and valley dirt. Private guides, a support vehicle on multi-day rides, and bike hire if you travel light.

On two wheels

Why we ride

This is not a gym loop. Nepal’s trails drop from ridgeline to river, then climb again. We match the route to your skill, not a brochure grade.

Kathmandu is a day of dirt: Shivapuri, Nagarjun, and village jeep track to shake the jet lag. Then the country opens. Pokhara for lake-to-ridge days. Mustang when you want altitude and space.

We run intermediate to expert lines. Technical descents, exposed ridges, and high-altitude sections are briefed the night before. If a trail is above your level, we reroute. We do not put you on a ridge to prove a point.

Upper Mustang is jeep track and wind, with a support vehicle in reach. The Everest region is mixed: ride where the trail allows, walk the rest, sleep in Sherpa lodges. Pokhara links Sarangkot, the lakeside, and Annapurna foothills in two or three days.

Every ride includes a licensed cycling guide who knows the line, the weather window, and when to call the vehicle. Helmet and bike hire are standard. Bring your own pedals or saddle if you prefer.

Where the dirt goes

Ride regions

Six places we put wheels on the ground. A valley day to start. Multi-day when you want the horizon to keep moving.

Private itineraries

Rides we run

A valley day when you land. A weekend in Pokhara. Longer when Mustang or the Khumbu is the point.

With you

  • Licensed cycling guide and route brief
  • Hardtail or full-suspension hire, helmet
  • Support vehicle on multi-day trips

Pack

  • Gloves, glasses, and worn-in shoes
  • Your own pedals or saddle if you prefer
  • Layers for 3,000 m wind on Mustang days

On the trail

  • Intermediate to expert; we match the line
  • Walk sections that are not rideable
  • Weather and altitude can change the day

When do you want to ride?

Valley day, Pokhara weekend, or Mustang. We set bikes, permits, and the support vehicle around your group.

Plan Your Ride