Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days

2026 DATES
OCTOBER 25th - NOVEMBER 4th  SPACES OPEN


TRIP FARE
US$4799 Per Person

This Epic Mountain Biking Trip offers the best Enduro trails on offer in Nepal and an insight into the rich mountain culture of this incredible country.

The Lower Mustang Enduro and Paddle Tour is an exhilarating and immersive adventure through one of Nepal’s most culturally vibrant and visually stunning regions. This thoughtfully designed journey blends THE best and LONG descents on world-class singletrack with the unrivaled adventure and serenity of a three-day rafting expedition down the sacred Kali Gandaki River — one of the deepest river gorges on Earth.

Throw in incredible meals, accommodation, guides and a final day of amazing singletrack above the Kathmandu valley, and you've got yourself the enduro trip and adventure trip of a lifetime.

Arrive in Kathmandu today, where our team will greet you at Kathmandu Airport where we'll take a short domestic flight to Pokhara.
Pokhara - Nepal’s lakeside gem, is a serene gateway to the Annapurna Himalayas, where snow-capped peaks reflect in the tranquil waters of Phewa Lake. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, vibrant cafes, and adventure opportunities like paragliding and trekking, it’s both a haven for relaxation and a hub for exploration.

ACOMMODATION:  Hotel Pokhara
MEALS: D

Nestled at the base of the Annapurna Himalaya, Pokhara is a serene lakeside haven and the perfect introduction to Nepal’s adventure playground. After breakfast, we’ll get you fitted for your bike and head out to ride some of the region’s finest Enduro trails, including a few of our own hidden gems. In the afternoon, enjoy the relaxed pace of lakeside life — wander the vibrant waterfront, visit the iconic Peace Stupa, or glide across the tranquil waters of Phewa Lake on a Stand-Up Paddleboard.

ACOMMODATION:  4 Start Hotel, Pokhara
MEALS: B,L, D

Rise early to watch the first light touch the Himalayas before we make our way to the airport for a spectacular 22-minute flight into the heart of the mountains. As we soar above Pokhara Valley, the views of Dhaulagiri and the surrounding peaks are simply unforgettable — the plane’s wingtips seemingly brushing the snow-capped summits before we land on the tiny airstrip at Jomsom.

After breakfast, we’ll prepare the bikes and drive to the remote village of Phalyak, where the trail begins high above the valley (around 3,100m). Riding at altitude, we’ll take our time to adjust and savor the scenery before descending to Kagbeni — a charming medieval village that will be our base for the next few nights.

DISTANCE: 9.3 miles
DESCENDING: 1100 feet
ACOMMODATION: Teahouse
MEALS: B, L, D

Today delivers the kind of riding that has made the Mustang Valley world-famous among mountain bikers. We’ll tackle the legendary trails of Lubra Valley, dropping nearly 2,000 vertical meters into the vast Kali Gandaki River basin. Expect an intoxicating mix of endless flow, technical switchbacks, and loose, playful terrain that keeps you focused!

From our base in Kagbeni, we shuttle to the ridge line twice during the day, each run serving up breathtaking high-altitude riding and panoramic mountain views. Between descents, take a moment to soak in the scenery and the sense of remoteness that defines this region. Our day concludes in the quiet village of Khinga, where we settle into a cozy local teahouse for the night.

DISTANCE: 23 miles
DESCENDING:  9800 feet
ACOMMODATION:  Teahouse
MEALS: B,L,D

An unforgettable day begins with an early drive up to the windswept Gya La Pass at 4,800 meters, a high point that offers a true “roof of the world” experience. From here, we drop into an epic descent towards Jharkot, then climb again towards Lubra, following a slightly higher, more exposed trail that swings around Gangapurna and onto the next ridge. This stretch takes about 90 minutes of steady riding — and a little pushing — through jaw-dropping alpine landscapes.

The descent into Lubra Village delivers seven kilometers of pristine singletrack, followed by a section of jeep road and a short climb to the turquoise waters of Dhumba Lake. From here, a cliffside singletrack winds to Tinigoan, where we transfer to the Jomsom Tower for one last thrilling ride. The Tower Trail is pure fun — a mix of flow, challenge, and unforgettable views — before we pedal along the Kali Gandaki River to Marpha, a picturesque stone village where we’ll rest for the night. This is a big day of riding with significant exposure, best suited for confident riders ready for adventure.

DISTANCE: 19.8 miles
ASCCENDING:  800 feet

DESCENING: 8300 feet
ACOMMODATION:  Teahouse
MEALS: B,L,D

We begin the day in the charming apple-growing village of Marpha, crossing the river on a suspension bridge before climbing 3km to the pristine Titi Lake. From here, a flowing singletrack winds through aromatic pine forests, delivering us back to Kalopani. We then join a rugged jeep road for a thrilling 1,200m descent toward Tatopani. For experienced riders, there’s an alternate route down a dramatic, stone-carved staircase of endless switchbacks. Our day ends in Tatopani, a vibrant village renowned for its natural hot springs and well-earned cold beers.

DISTANCE: 27 miles
DESCENDING:  4600 feet
CLIMBING: 500 feet
ACOMMODATION:  Teahouse
MEALS: B,L,D

After breakfast, we enjoy one final morning on the bikes, pedaling 27km through river valleys and rural hamlets to meet our rafting team. Following a safety briefing and paddle instruction, we set off down the legendary Kali Gandaki River — sacred in Hindu tradition and celebrated for its dramatic gorges and sheer cliffs. Rafting Distance: ~20km

The afternoon is an introduction to the river, with playful rapids, serene stretches, and glimpses of remote riverside villages. As the sun dips, we make camp along the riverbank, where the guides prepare a hearty meal beneath a blanket of Himalayan stars — the perfect close to an unforgettable day.

DISTANCE: 16 miles
DESCENDING:  1100 feet
ACOMMODATION:  Riverside Camp
MEALS: B,L,D

Today we venture deeper into the heart of the Kali Gandaki Gorge, tackling a mix of exhilarating rapids and tranquil stretches of river. The day offers the perfect balance of adrenaline and serenity, with ample opportunities to pause and absorb the beauty of the surrounding cliffs and remote riverbanks. Keep watch for Himalayan wildlife along the shore before stopping for a hearty riverside lunch. In the afternoon, we continue downstream, the rhythm of the river carrying us into camp. Tonight, fall asleep under a canopy of stars, lulled by the sounds of nature and the rushing waters nearby.

DISTANCE: 15 miles
ACOMMODATION:  Riverside Camp
MEALS: B, L, D

Our rafting adventure concludes with a gentle final day on the river. This stretch of the Kali Gandaki flows through calmer waters and playful, easy rapids — the perfect pace for reflecting on the journey so far. Surrounded by dramatic valleys and peaceful countryside, we savor these last moments on the water before taking out and transferring back to Pokhara.

The evening is yours to relax by the lakeside and share stories over a celebratory group dinner, marking the close of an unforgettable adventure.

ACOMMODATION:  4 Star Hotel, Pokhara
MEALS: B,L,D

This morning, we set out for Nagarkot — renowned as the ultimate Enduro destination within the Kathmandu Valley. Just an hour’s drive from the city, this mountain biking paradise offers a full-day shuttle service, giving you access to as much flowing singletrack as you can handle. The trails wind through lush jungle, terraced rice fields, and quiet rural villages, all framed by sweeping views of the Himalayas. Ranging from blue to black difficulty, these routes promise plenty of technical features and fast, thrilling descents — ideal for confident intermediate to advanced riders.

With varied terrain, stunning scenery, and endless downhill runs, Nagarkot delivers an unforgettable day of pure riding bliss and the perfect final ride of your Nepal trip. We'll re-group later for our final dinner together.

ACOMMODATION:  4 Star Hotel, Kathmandu
MEALS: B,L,D

This morning we'll depart our hotel in Kathmandu, and head for the airport.

It's our mission to create lifelong friends, memories and stoke through the shared experience and joy of riding in our favourite parts of the world and we hope you'll have enjoyed the epic descending, climbing, views, people and goodtime here in Nepal.

MEALS: B,L, D

Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
Nepal Mustang Enduro - 11 Days
at a glance
trip highlights

+ 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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