Biking in Sikkim
Exploring Sikkim on Mountain bikes is an exciting way to enjoy your holiday. The landscape, wilderness, the countryside offers an interesting challenge to the mountain bikers who can feel the typical culture, tradition & unique lifestyle of Sikkimese people. The rugged and dramatic terrain of Sikkim Himalayas offers sure and exciting biking trails to the adventure lovers.
The beauty of the countryside, flora and fauna and lifestyle of the Sikkimese people is best experienced on a bike’s seat as you meander through lush green hills and dales.
This is a new sport that Sikkim boasts of and many have been lured by the exiting thrills of this out door fun. There is no specific season for mountain biking. Many have enjoyed riding their bikes during monsoon in slushy dirt road. In every time there is different fun and feeling.
The 18 – speed mountain bikes are transported to the location where you want to start your ride, be it after trekking, rafting or a four wheel tour, mountain biking is Sikkim’s pursuit for a clean and eco friendly ride.
Be it a ride on a dirt road, challenging trail or a picturesque countryside, Mountain biking is your sure way to " Explore SIKKIM ".
Yak and Yeti Travels can provide 18- speed mountain bikes -(tested on Gurudongmar Expedition) if needed so to all the mountain bikers.
A support team with vehicle will be provided for any assistance, repairs, guiding & to transport extra luggage of the mountain bikers.
We can provide a mountain biker guide who will ride with other bikers (if needed so) if booked ahead in advance.
Yak and Yeti Travels can arranged your accommodation, guide, meals, permits (when ever applicable) & other services.
Yak and Yeti Travels will have at least two extra mountain bikes on support in case of breakdown.
Other accessories such as helmet, signal flags or services like videography can be arranged.
Our team is the first in the world to reach Gurudongmar Lake (17,700 ft), in North Sikkim on 18 speed mountain bikes during the "Pre- Khardungla Mountain bike Expedition to Gurudongmar" in 1997.
