event info
Pokhara Enduro Race 2021
Pokhara Enduro race will be held over two competing days over eight stages. Two fully-supported practice days will allow riders to gain confidence in the unfamiliar terrain. The very best trails that the area have to offer will be included, encompassing a scenic and challenging route of some 3 to 4 hours of riding per day, containing eight timed stages in total to be contested over the two days. At times, shuttle uplifts will be included wherever necessary to move athletes around the course.
Besides the primary enduro race, other sub-activities such as a festival for biking and sports equipment, live concert, local immersion via bike clinic, and auxiliary “Race with the Gurkhas” running event among others.
While the target is 100 international participants from more than 25 countries, the race will also involve global media including photographers, videographers and vloggers along with trail builders from various countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Japan and South Africa.
Date: 17 to 24 March 2021
Race HQ: Lakeside
Race Tracks: Aarva Hills, next to Kau Danda
Format: Enduro Race
Activities: Festival and ‘live race’ screening area at the lakeside to engage tourists and other visitors.
when
17-24 MARCH, 2021
where
Arba-Bijaya Hill
Pokhara, Nepal
Race Categories
Junior : Under 21 (male/Female)
Open : 21-39 (Male/Female)
Masters : 40-49 (Male/Female)
Veterans : 50+ (Male/Female)
race route
About the
area
Pokhara Enduro Race takes place at the Arba-Bijaya hill range 15KM east of the lakeside. The highest point of Arba hill range starts at 1700 meters above sea level, a perfect launch point for the race. The hill range has thick sub-tropical vegetation and network of Natural tracks making it ideal for Pokhara Enduro. The variation in terrain makes these trails perfect destination for Enduro lovers. The two river systems fencing the eastern and western flanks of the hill demarcates the Natural endpoints of the race runs.
Pokhara Enduro Race Route
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Itinerary
Race schedule
International participants must arrive at the Kathmandu International Airport (KTM) on or before 17 march 2021. They will then travel 200 KM by road to Pokhara(PKR) the next day. There is an option to fly (25 Minutes) domestic airlines to Pokhara at additional cost. Please get in touch with us if you need additional arrangements outside the official schedule.
| 17-Mar-21 | 18-Mar-21 | 19-Mar-21 | 20-Mar-21 | 21-Mar-21 | 22-Mar-21 | 23-Mar-21 | 24-Mar-21 |
| Participants Arrive | Travel to Pokhara | 07:00 - Breakfast | 07:00 - Breakfast | 07:00 - Breakfast | 07:00 - Breakfast | 06:00 - Breakfast | 07:00 - 09:00 Breakfast |
| Transfer to official Hotel | Check into Big Pillow Inn | 09:00 - Shuttle Uplift for practice | 09:00 - Shuttle uplift for practice | 09:00 - Shuttle Uplift for Race Day 1 | 09:00 - Shuttle Uplift for Race Day 2 | 07:00 - Travel back to kathmandu | 09:00 - onwards Transfer to airport |
| Handover Bike bags to logistics Team | Collect Bike + Test ride | 13:00 - Shuttle back to Hotel | 14:00 - Seeding | 10:00 - First racer descent SS1 | 10:00 - First racer descent SS5 | 14:00 - Check into Hotel | |
| 19:00 - Group Dinner | 18:00 - Race Briefing | R & R (self explore) | 17:00 Shuttle back to Hotel | 15:00 - Last rider at the end of SS4 | 15:00 - Last rider at the end of SS8 | 15:00 - collect back bike | |
| R&R (Self Explore) | 16:00 - Shuttle Complete back to hotels | 16:00 - Shuttle Complete back to hotels | 18:30- Group Dinner | ||||
| R&R (Self Explore) | 17:00 - Pack bike and handover to logistics | R&R(Self Explore) | |||||
| 18:00 - Race closing ceremony | |||||||
| R&R(Self Explore) |
