

+ Deep local knowledge
+ BIG descents
+ Incredible local flavours
+ Views of Mt Everest
+ Cultural immersion
+ Mix of technical and flowy descents
The Dirt on the details
October 25 2026
Fare per person: US$4799
INCLUDES:
- All guiding
- All accommodation
- Meals as per itinerary
- All transport, including pick up and drop off from Kathmandu airport
- Local taxes
- Park entrances
- All uplift
- In ternal flights in Nepal
NOT INCLUDED:
- International flights
- Alcohol
You're generally comfortable riding all types of terrain in the singletrack realm. Technical features are common here, along with rock gardens and some steeper sections.
There is some climbing on this trip, so make sure you're comfortable with a couple of big climbs!
Due to the varied terrain and mix of tech, flow and occassional climb, 150mm of travel front and back is best, with descending focused geometry while still allowing for a comfortable climb. Our pick - A Zerode Katipo!
If you're not keen to bring your own bike, not to worry, we have well maintained enduro and trail bikes available for rent. Get in touch with us to find out more.
A mix of single track - high alpine, ridgeline and forested singletrack. Some sections of trail are rocky, with stones, and there's some bike park flow thrown in for good measure.
Some sections of trail in this area are hundreds of years old - orginally put there as narrow, steep and traversing walking trails by the people of the Mustang region.
Our itinerary is set up to allow for acclimatization. The name of the game is taking it easy! We make sure to ease into things slowly and steadily. Having said that, we do get to some very high altitudes, so we ensure to keep an eye on how we're feeling each day and ensure that we're not biting off more than we can chew when it comes to the altitude.
This trip starts and ends in Kathmandu. You will need to arrive by 9am on day so we can make our flight to Pokhara. If you have the time, we suggest arriving the day beofre. We can help arrange extra accommodation for you, should you need it.
Visas are currently required for Australian, New Zealand, US, Canadian or UK/EU passport holders wishing to visit Nepal. If you are outside these regions, please check with your embassy. You can also check the Visa HQ website for up todate information.
To obtain a Nepal visa, you can simply purchase this on arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu at a cost of US$50 (It’s essentially an arrival tax). Or you can get this in advance by contacting the nearest Nepal Embassy near you. most people simply aquire the visa upon arrival.
A good guide makes a trip great - a first class guide creates memories that last lifetime. You'll experience your trip with a leadership team who are local, experienced and know more than simple where to go and what to ride. We make sure our trip leaders are engaging, pro-active, passionate, can read the room and are simply a whole lot of fun to be around.
Your head guide for this trip is Santosha Rai. He is an absolute legend in Nepal for pioneering adventure riding!
We stay in locally owned 3 and 4-star rated hotels that cater for riders specifically. They are comfortable, bike friendly, great communal areas to hang out in and tell lies about the lines you took, and awesome hosts who can tell you a few stories about the history of their establishment.
While we are high in the mountains, we stay in ''teahouses'' - locally owned mountain Inns with al the comforts of home.
While we are rafting, our team sets up very comfortable riverside camping, where we take care of all the details - set up, meals, creature comforts under the stars.
You'll eat well, sleep well, and be cosy in a home away from home in mountains.
Bikes are transported in our Twin Cab Bolero trucks with a padded tail gate. Our drivers are all professional and caring when it comes to looking after bikes.
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