Guided Trail Running

Guided trail running in Kathmandu offers personalized adventures with experienced local guides, taking you on stunning Himalayan trails (like Langtang, Annapurna fringes) for day trips or multi-day runs, handling logistics (permits, hotels/teahouses, food, support) so you focus on running through diverse terrains, from hills near the city to high-altitude passes, ensuring safe, culturally rich, and challenging experiences with acclimatization support and porter assistance. 

Service Inclusions & Features:

Expert Local Guides: Knowledgeable, often elite Nepali runners  who know hidden trails, culture, and logistics.

Logistics Management: Booking accommodation (hotels/teahouses), arranging meals, and managing permits/fees.

Support Staff: Porters for gear, ensuring safety and comfort.

Customizable Adventures: Options for day runs from Kathmandu or longer expeditions in regions like Everest, Annapurna, or Langtang.

Acclimatization: Conservative pacing and extra nights when needed for high-altitude runs (e.g., 5000m+ peaks).

Cultural Immersion: Interpreting, navigating villages, and experiencing local life. 

What to Expect:

From Kathmandu: Meet guides, get briefings, and start runs on nearby hills, often involving tea houses and local villages.

Beyond Kathmandu: Explore diverse landscapes, from subtropical forests to alpine meadows, on routes like the Annapurna Circuit or Langtang Valley.

Pace: Varies from moderate runs to faster-paced, lodge-based trips.

Accommodation: Mix of hotels in Kathmandu and basic teahouses on trails, with potential for upgrades. 

Difficulty: The hike is steep in parts and can be challenging, especially the stone steps.

Best Time: October to May for clearer mountain views.

What to Bring: Water, comfortable shoes, and a camera.

Options: Hire a guide for a richer cultural experience or go independently.