Trail Map Pokhara Enduro Race 2025
Trail map of the entire Pokhara Enduro Race 2025 area
The Pokhara Enduro features challenging yet exciting courses that test riders’ skills in trail proficiency and endurance across diverse terrain. The course includes technical descents, rock gardens, drops, jumps, and tight turns across landscapes. Each stage presents unique challenges for experts and aspiring riders, requiring a balance of speed and control. To make navigation of the race area easier, we have provided a Google Earth map.
Here is information on the pedalling distance:
- The pedalling distance from the SS3 endpoint to the shuttle pick-up point (NavaDurga Tole) is 1.3 km downhill.
- The shuttle distance from the Pick-up point to the last Uplift point is 2.7 km.
- The pedalling distance from the Race HQ to the start points of SS1, SS3, SS4, and SS6 is 1.2 km uphill.
- The pedalling distance from the SS6 endpoint to the Race HQ is 0.5 km Uphill.
- The pedalling distance from the Race HQ to the start point of SS5 is 0.15 km uphill.
- The pedalling distance from the Race HQ to the start point of SS2 is 0.20 km downhill.
- The pedalling distance from the end of the SS2 and SS5 to the Shuttle pick-up point is 0.25 km uphill.
- The Shuttle Distance from the SS2/SS5 end pick-up point to the last Uplift point is 0.4 KM.
- The pedalling distance from the SS4 endpoint to the next Shuttle pick-up point (Chhapa Chautaro) is 0.7 km downhill.
- The pedalling distance from the SS4 endpoint to the next Shuttle pick-up point (Chhapa Chautaro) is 1.3 km downhill.
- The pedalling distance from the last uplift point to the start of SS1, SS3, SS4 and SS6 is 1.5 km.
- SS1 – PRO Trail
- SS2 – Predator’s Path Trail
- SS3 – Butterfly Trail
- SS4 – Rock&Roll Trail
- SS5 – Khel Maidan Trail
- SS6 – Tiger’s Tail Trail
SS1 – Pro Trail (Seeding Stage + Race Stage)
Distance: 870m
Elevation Gain, Loss: 10m, -138m
Gradient: -15.9%
This exhilarating 805m course, purposely built for skilled riders seeking an adrenaline rush, takes centre stage at the event.
It features demanding terrain, including off-camber switchbacks and cascading drops. With an elevation gain of just 10m and a descent of 138m, the heart-pounding experience unfolds over diverse terrain. The 15.9% gradient tests the rider’s technical prowess.
Navigating through treacherous rocks, the descent becomes a test of nerves and precise control. Each twist and turn injects a surge of adrenaline, pushing braking and riding abilities to the limit.
Riding down this trail is both a physical feat and a thrilling adventure that demands skill and courage.
SS2 – Predator’s Path
Distance: 800m
Elevation Gain, Loss: 1m, -73m
Gradient: -9%
This trail traverses a scenic 800-meter journey across a thick forest. It unfolds with a gentle 1-metre elevation gain and a 73-metre descent, revealing a nuanced landscape.
The lack of significant declines, except for the entry Chute, underscored the trail’s personality, defined by a series of switchbacks that each require a delicate body stance.
The trail offered both challenges and opportunities: an uphill grade of only 1 meter required careful navigation, while a 73-meter downhill slope allowed riders to refine their technique. This enthralling voyage not only submerges riders in the majesty of nature but also functions as a practical arena for refining their skills.
SS3 – Butterfly Trail
Distance: 910 meters
Elevation Gain, Loss: 0m, 174 m
Gradient: 19.1%
This is a new addition to the Pokhara Enduro Trail. Freshly built by the hands of those who carve magic in the mountains and tested and audited by the free rider Tenzing Gurung. The trail is aptly named, as riders seem to flutter along its entire length on their bikes.
The 910-metre-long trail has no elevation gain, a drop of 174 metres, an gradient of 19.1%
SS4 – Rock & Roll Trail
Distance: 1095 meters
Elevation Gain, Loss: 4m, -158m
Gradient: -14.1%
This trail unfolds over 1095 metres, offering an exhilarating journey with a sequence of switchbacks, rock garden descent, technical single tracks and a drop.
It presents the riders with playful contours, inviting them to navigate with skill and enjoyment. Despite the initial excitement, the trail poses a significant challenge with its descent. Cyclists must maintain control as they descend through a janky rock garden at the halfway mark.
The stage records 4m elevation gain and a loss of 158 metres. The gradient is -14.1%.
Navigating this diverse terrain requires a delicate balance of precision and technique, creating a thrilling yet demanding segment for riders seeking excitement and a test of handling skills.
SS5 – Khel Maidan Trail
Distance: 870 meters
Elevation Gain/Loss: 0m, -112 m
Gradient: -12.9%
With its trailhead at an elevation of 1,360 metres, this trail offers an exciting experience, with an excellently maintained distance of 870 km. The trail starts with a steep descent through a wooded area. A fast-paced trail with rock gardens and a few drops joins a lower section trail with multiple switchbacks. With an elevation gain of 0 metres and a descent of 1912metres, the trail has a gradient of -12.9%
SS1 features a tiny Jump section that aspiring enduro riders can easily cross; however, a “B” line is in place for those who would rather not risk it. This trail provides a dynamic and inclusive enduro experience, standing out for its thrilling elements and well-designed course that offers a fun challenge for competitors of varying ability levels.
SS6 – Tiger’s Tail Trail
Distance: 818 meters
Elevation Gain/Loss: 0m, -130 m
Gradient: -15.9%
The finale segment of the race is designed to test everyone’s skills on tight switchbacks and gnarly descents.
With its trailhead at 1,360 metres, this trail descends fast and furious. The trail starts with a moderate jump section and rapidly descends through a wooded area before making a hairpin bend in narrow singletracks through a lush forest. A fast-paced trail with many switchbacks will test your skills and keep you gritting your teeth till you hit the finish line.
