Nepal

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Nepal

Every climb, race and route we hold in Nepal, on one map.

Climbs
8
Highest summit
5767m· Tashi Lapcha
Routes
1

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Regions in Nepal

The terrain of Nepal

Every cataloged climb in the country, plotted by how long it runs and how hard it bites.

Highest summit
5767m
Tashi Lapcha
Longest climb
32.8km
Helambu
Steepest climb
15.8%
South Col

Difficulty mix

HC
5
Cat 1
2
Cat 3
1

Length against gradient

0% 6% 12% 18% 010203040Length (km)Nangpa La — 26.4 km, 6.4%, 1655 m South Col — 7 km, 15.8%, 1046 m Cho La — 17.5 km, 5.2%, 913 m Helambu — 32.8 km, 8.7%, 2987 m Muktinath road — 4.3 km, 6%, 254 m Korala — 14 km, 5.8%, 788 m Chiyo Bhanjyang — 27.8 km, 6.9%, 2021 m Tashi Lapcha — 15 km, 14.9%, 2157 m
The 8 most prominent climbs in Nepal. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Nepal is a destination defined by altitude. Its roads climb toward the roof of the world, topping out at a lofty 4607 m, where thin air and vast horizons reward every rider willing to grind upward. This is high-mountain cycling in its purest form, a place where the ascent is the entire point and the summit feels genuinely earned.

Two catalogued climbs anchor the country's map, each a serious undertaking for anyone chasing elevation. The Muktinath road threads its way skyward through dramatic terrain, while the Korala climb pushes toward the frontier heights that make Nepal so distinct. Neither is rated hors catégorie, yet both demand patience, fitness, and respect for the altitude — the kind of climbs that stay with you long after the descent.