Our heritage

We didn't just find these trails

We built them.

What is Enduro to us?


It's not just a bike category.

The first thing we did with our mountain bikes was climb up hills so we could have fun going down them.
That is the philosophy of Enduro.


The French rider who stayed.


Over 20 years ago, Tangi arrived in Nepal to ride. He found untouched mountains with many natural tracks that just needed a little love and work to become the single track he had dreamed of for mountain bikers.

So, he picked up a shovel, negotiated with local village elders, and spent two decades architecting the Himalayan Enduro scene. What started as one man's obsession became a movement. The routes you ride today exist because we believed Nepal deserved world-class singletrack.

Articles that Says About us

Mountain biking the Himalayas in Everest's shadow

A new adrenaline-fuelled experience is allowing travellers to see the Himalayas in a new way – and helping local Sherpa residents in the process.

BBC News • 2 February 2026

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How an Enduro Race is Transforming a Mountain Town in Nepal

We are pleased to share with you our last movie, 'One trail at a time.' Showing our MTB club activities in Phaplu, the impact on local life and our race, Enduroratnange

Pin Bike • 21 August 2025

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An almost perfect spot: Nepal

If you weren't mountain biking in 2020, you may have missed the web series An almost perfect spot, proposed by François Bailly-Maître, Rémy Absalon and Damien Oton. Everyone presented their paths to others, who noted them, with more or less bad faith. The trio is almost back: François Bailly-Maître, very busy, has given way to Hugo Pigeon. And all these little people returned to the trails together... direction Nepal. Travel:

vojomag • 8 March 2026

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22+ Years

Discovering/Building the Trails

100+ km

Hand-Cut Singletrack

50+ Youth

Local Riders Trained

Your ride sustains
the mountain.

"Every expedition helps to fund our social projects. You aren't just riding the Himalayas; you are keeping the sport alive here."


Guided by the locals

Samir Maharjan

Guide/mechanic


Advanced MTB guide with 10+ years of Himalayan trail expertise. Certified in Wilderness First Aid and leading our tours since 2015.

Christopher Keeling

Guide/mechanic


Advanced MTB guide, expert mechanic, and former Junior Megavalanche & Mountain of Hell champion. Certified in Wilderness First Aid, Chris brings elite racing precision to the team.

Robin Gurung (Alex)

Guide/mechanic


Advanced MTB guide and veteran mechanic with 15+ years of elite backcountry experience. Certified in Wilderness First Aid, bringing top-tier technical expertise and trail safety to every ride.

Nishma Shrestha

Guide


Elite MTB guide and championship-winning racer with titles across Nepal and abroad. Certified in Wilderness First Aid, Nishma pairs world-class trail speed with expert backcountry safety.