Overview
The ride starts easy — fast open plateau riding across Assy. Then the Amangeldy pass hits you. Rocky, steep, with icy streams cutting across the trail. Snow patches even in July. The descent to the Chilik River is where your downhill skills get tested hard. The catch: to get home, you have to climb that same 1,000 meters of elevation back up the pass. No cell signal. No rescue. No room for broken bikes.
What to Expect
- 3,700m pass
- Snow in summer
- 1,000m climb on the way back
- No signal, no shortcuts
What's Included
- Full set of protective gear
- Transfer from the city to the location and back
- Briefing and bike control training
- Full technical support
- Mountain herbal tea and lunches on long rides
- Expert guide along the best routes
What to Wear & Bring
Provided by us
Helmet, balaclava, body armor with arm protection, knee pads (worn over your pants), jersey, and gloves.
Enduro boots can be provided upon additional request.
Drone filming available on any route — just let us know when booking.
VIP option: ride 1-on-1 with your guide, choose your start time. Ask when booking.
What to bring
Water, windbreaker jacket (depending on weather), thick pants, and comfortable closed-toe shoes.
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Rider Reviews
"The pass itself is loose rock at altitude where every wrong move costs you. No flat sections to recover. Day two my hands were so sore I could barely grip the bars. But you look around and there's nobody for 50 km in any direction."
Каирбек Ж."Complexity 10 is not marketing. I had a headache from the altitude for most of day two. The guide turned back a rider in our group who was struggling on day one. If you're not honest about your level, this pass will show you."
Felix B.from100 000 ₸