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Trail guides, destination stories, gear deep-dives, and expedition dispatches from Nepal's most experienced mountain bike operator.
Planning your first MTB trip to Nepal? Expert guide covering fitness requirements, best trails, altitude tips, and what experienced cyclists need to know before riding the Himalayas.
The Annapurna Circuit is one of the great mountain bike journeys of the Himalaya. Big climbs, huge landscapes, ancient villages, deep river valleys, high-altitude desert, and the mighty Thorong La Pass all come together to create one of Nepal’s most memorable bikepacking adventures.
Two completely different experiences in the same valley. We break down the key differences to help you choose.
One of the greatest Himalayan descents, and almost no crowds.
It is not just about chasing descents, stacking up vertical meters, or ticking off another destination on the riding map. Bhutan has all of that, of course. Big climbs. Wild ridgelines. Forest singletrack. Rocky descents. Backcountry jeep roads. Technical enduro lines. Lung-burning cross country routes.
The Kathmandu Valley is packed with jungle singletrack, ancient walking trails, ridgelines, terraced farmland, cultural villages, and fast enduro descents. One moment you are weaving through the old city, the next you are dropping into pine forest, loamy corners, or rocky ridgelines with Himalayan views in the distance.
E-bikes open Annapurna to a wider range of riders without sacrificing the experience. We compare both options.
Two days on two wheels, one day on the water. The Pokhara adventure combination that keeps guests returning.
Once a year, Himalayan Single Track runs something a little different. Not a regular departure, not a standard itinerary, and not a trip designed for everyone. We choose one special journey that takes us deeper into the mountains, further from the familiar, and closer to the kind of raw adventure that first made us fall in love with Mountain Biking in Nepal.
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We don't just guide tours. We write about what we learn — every season, every trail, every mechanical failure at 3,800m.
Himalayan Single Track · Est. 2006 · Thamel, Kathmandu
