
Kok-Zhailau means 'Green Pasture' in Kazakh. The route starts almost at the city edge and goes straight up through birch and spruce forest. The trail has rocks, exposed roots, and slippery clay after rain — you'll need to learn throttle control fast. But the payoff is real: you break out onto a massive alpine plateau and the entire city is spread out below you, with snow-capped peaks behind. Beginners will find it tough but doable. Experienced riders use it as a warm-up.
Helmet, balaclava, body armor with arm protection, knee pads (worn over your pants), jersey, and gloves.
Water, windbreaker jacket (depending on weather), thick pants, and comfortable closed-toe shoes.



"First time on a dirt bike ever. Fell twice on the way up, Andrey just picked me up and said 'normal.' When you clear the treeline and see the whole city below, you forget about the falls."
James T."Kok-Zhailau is magical in autumn! Golden meadows and epic panoramas of the Tien Shan. The e-bike handles the climb beautifully."
Нуржан А.