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Dirt tracks and village roads north of Kathmandu make this a mountain-bike day, not a city spin. A private cycling guide meets you near Thamel with a bike and helmet, then you ride toward Balaju, Mudkhu Bhanjyang, and Tokha. Lunch sits in a hill restaurant before the transfer home.
Bikes are sized at a hotel near Thamel before you roll toward Balaju. After a short brief you'll climb toward Mudkhu Bhanjyang, then on through Tinpiple, Dharmasthali, Kavresthali, and Tokha.
The riding is mid-hill trail and village road, about four to five hours in the saddle on a day of around six hours. Your guide sets a pace the group can hold, and mechanics service the bikes before you leave. Tell the guide if a brake feels loose.
Lunch is at a local restaurant looking toward the snow line when the sky is clear. After you eat you'll drop back toward the valley and transfer to your hotel.
Valley lanes climb out of Thamel onto the north rim: Balaju, Mudkhu Bhanjyang, Tinpiple, Dharmasthali, Kavresthali, and Tokha. You do not need to find a trailhead on your own.
From the ridges you look back at the city bowl and, on a clear day, the high snow line. The lunch stop is chosen for that view, and you'll finish at the same hotel you started from.
You do not need race experience. You should be happy on a mountain bike for four to five hours on dirt and village roads, and used to standing on the pedals for short climbs.
The minimum age is 13. Wear closed shoes. Tell us if you have not ridden for a long time so the first hour can stay easy.
Wheels roll from Lazimpat, a Kathmandu neighbourhood our English-speaking guides have used as a base for two decades. Hotel pickup is the default: we collect you, stay with you, and bring you back.
The same office that answers the phone in the morning also holds the hotel name and the return plan. You'll see one team from the lobby to the last drop-off, not a chain of separate contractors.
Your private cycling guide meets you at a hotel near Thamel with mountain bikes and helmets. After a brief and a fit check you'll roll out of the city toward Balaju and the first climb.
You'll ride four to five hours through Balaju, Mudkhu Bhanjyang, Tinpiple, Dharmasthali, Kavresthali, and Tokha. The paths are mid-hill trail and village road. The guide sets a pace your group can hold.
Lunch is at a local restaurant with a view of the snow line when the sky is clear. After you eat you'll drop back toward the valley and transfer to your Kathmandu hotel.
Your cycling guide meets you at your hotel near Thamel with the bikes and helmets. After the ride and lunch we'll transfer you back to the same hotel. Have the hotel name ready when you book.
The outing is about six hours. You'll ride for four to five hours on the hills north of the city, with a lunch stop at a local restaurant, then transfer back to your hotel.
Your private cycling guide meets you at a hotel near Thamel with the bikes and helmets. The pace follows your group.
The usual line runs from Thamel toward Balaju, Mudkhu Bhanjyang, Tinpiple, Dharmasthali, Kavresthali, and Tokha, on mid-hill trails around the Kathmandu Valley.
Lunch is at a local restaurant with a view of the snow line when the sky is clear. Then you'll roll back toward the valley and transfer to your hotel.
The minimum age is 13. This is a private guided ride. You should be happy on a mountain bike for four to five hours on dirt and village roads.
You do not need race experience. Tell us if you have not ridden for a long time so the guide can keep the first hour easy.
Yes. A mountain bike, helmet, and a private cycling guide are included, along with lunch at a local restaurant.
Mechanics maintain the bikes before the day. If something rattles on the trail, tell the guide so it can be checked before you climb again.
Wear comfortable clothes you can pedal in and closed shoes that stay on the pedals. Bring water, sun protection, and a light layer for the ridges.
Gloves help on longer descents. We'll fit the helmet at the hotel before you roll out of Thamel.
You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund, in line with the Flexible policy.
Light rain can still be rideable. If a storm makes the clay trails unsafe, we'll talk through a new date with you.
Your guide meets you at your hotel near Thamel with the bikes. Have the hotel name ready so the guide can find you.
If you are staying away from Thamel, tell us so we can plan the extra transfer to the start.
The day includes the private guide, mountain bike, helmet, hotel meeting in Thamel, lunch, and the transfer back to your hotel.
Tips, extra drinks, and personal snacks beyond lunch are not included. Eat a proper breakfast before you ride.
This is a guided day ride, not a coaching qualification. You will not receive a cycling award.
The guide stays with you from the hotel briefing through the ridge loop and the lunch stop.
You still pedal four to five hours on mid-hill trails. You should be used to a bicycle and happy standing on the pedals for short climbs.
We'll match the pace to your group. If you want more fire-road and less singletrack, say so at the hotel briefing.
About the centre
Kathmandu
We'll take you into the Himalaya from our base in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, with guides who have been running treks, day hikes, and mountain flights from this valley for more than two decades. You'll find short walks on the rim of the city, multi-day lodge treks toward Annapurna and Everest, and days on the water or in the air around Pokhara.
We'll handle permits, lodge nights, and hotel pickup inside Kathmandu so you can focus on the trail. You'll travel with English-speaking guides, and the kit you need for the activity is included. We're members of the main Nepal and international travel associations, and part of every trip supports community and conservation work in the hills.
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