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Routes in Kyrgyzstan

Hiking, mountaineering, road trips, cycling and horseback routes across Kyrgyzstan. Compare descriptions, maps and available GPX tracks.

Chuy Region

A circuit near Ratsek Hut

A 2.8 km circuit in the high mountains south of Ratsek Hut. The approach from the lower Ala-Archa Valley is not included.

2.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala Archa

Adygene Valley Loop

A loop through the Adygene Valley in Ala-Archa. The route explores the valley below the upper lake basin.

5.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala Archa

Adygene Valley Trail

A mountain trail through the Adygene Valley towards its high lakes. The GPX includes a branch, so check which sections belong in your itinerary.

7.0 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk-Kul

Ak-Sai to Tuz-Kol: the south-shore bicycle day

A supported road-oriented bicycle connection from Ak-Sai village in Ton District to the Tuz-Kol area. The published canyon MTB outing is background for the destination, not the line reproduced here.

28.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ala-Archa to Adygene Lake

An ascent through the Adygene Valley to the lake area. The 10.2 km track ends by the lakeside; the return is not included.

10.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ala-Archa to Adygene Peak

An ascent from the Ala-Archa and Adygene valleys to Adygene Peak. This 12.6 km track ends on the summit and does not include the descent.

12.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ala-Archa to Box Peak

An ascent from Ala-Archa to Box Peak. The 13.3 km track ends on the summit; plan the descent separately.

13.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ala-Archa to Jalamysh Peak

An ascent from Ala-Archa to Jalamysh Peak, continuing towards Jalamysh Pass. The 14.1 km track finishes in the high mountains.

14.1 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ala-Archa to Znachkistov Peak

An 11.7 km ascent from Ala-Archa towards Znachkistov Peak. The track ends beyond the summit area; the descent is not included.

11.7 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Kyrgyz Ala-Too

Alamedin Gorge – Ala Archa

A mountain traverse between Alamedin and Ala-Archa, including glacier terrain. The route requires mountaineering preparation.

59.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Kyrgyz Ala-Too

Alamedin Gorge – Issyk Ata

A high mountain crossing between Alamedin Gorge and Issyk-Ata. Plan the pass crossing and check current mountain conditions.

64.1 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk Kul / Jeti Oguz

Archa Tor Pass trail

A mountain crossing over Archa-Tor Pass west of Karakol. Plan the valley approaches and return transport separately.

22.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Jalal-Abad

Arslanbob forest and waterfall horse outing

A locally guided day around Arslanbob, combining riding through the village and walnut-forest surroundings with a waterfall visit selected for the group. Stay in the village before and after the outing.

1 day based in Arslanbob; actual riding time by agreementNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul and Naryn Regions

Balykchy to Kochkor through Orto-Tokoy

A shorter motorcycle journey from Balykchy through the Orto-Tokoy corridor to a Kochkor overnight. Keep reservoir stops on confirmed public ground and arrange any craft visit before arrival.

68.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk-Kul

Barskoon village to the waterfall roadhead

Climb from Barskoon village into the gorge and leave the bicycle at a suitable roadhead for the waterfall walk. This out-and-back stops in the lower gorge and does not continue to the Arabel plateau or mine roads.

36.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region, At-Bashy

Bash-Kaindy to Shaar Waterfall

Walk up the Bash-Kaindy valley to the Shaar waterfall basin on a full mountain day, returning along a locally confirmed safe path.

About 7–9 hours for the full walking day; approximately 17 km out and back from the confirmed roadhead.Not assessedRoute guide ↗

Batken Region

Batken, Tortgul and the Aigul-Too foothills

A Batken-based road day visiting allowed viewpoints near Tortgul and the village roads below Aigul-Too. Reserve entry, rare-flower viewing and access to water infrastructure are separate permissions.

29.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy, Issyk-Kul and Naryn

Bishkek Eastern Compass bikepacking loop

Malik Alymkulov’s published bikepacking route links Bishkek with Issyk-Kul-side valleys and Kochkor before a high crossing back to the capital. The source GPX is retained as a historical route with demanding walking sections.

548.7 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Valley

Bishkek to Burana and the Chuy Silk Road cities

Follow the Chuy plain from Bishkek to three Silk Road city sites, with Burana as the main visit. This is a heritage road day with short walks, ending in Tokmok before the separately planned return.

104.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy foothills

Bishkek to Issyk-Ata and lower Kegety

A Chuy foothill itinerary pairing the Issyk-Ata resort approach with lower Kegety. Link the valleys by their public valley roads, with bathing, waterfall walks and overnight stays arranged as separate activities.

104.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy and Talas Regions

Bishkek to Talas over Otmok by motorcycle

A domestic mountain-road motorcycle journey from Bishkek through the active Too-Ashuu tunnel and Otmok to Talas. Make the high crossings their own stages and confirm overnight stops before riding.

292.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Bishkek to the villages of Chon-Kemin

Trade Bishkek’s streets for a night in a Chon-Kemin village, using a confirmed guesthouse as the road endpoint. The next morning is reserved for a locally arranged valley walk or horse outing.

145.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy and Jalal-Abad Regions

Bishkek to Toktogul through Suusamyr

Cross the northern mountains through the Too-Ashuu tunnel and Suusamyr, then continue over Ala-Bel and down Chychkan to Toktogul. Split the journey with an overnight instead of treating a mountain highway as a fixed-time transfer.

306.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy and Jalal-Abad Regions

Bishkek to Toktogul: the Suusamyr highway ride

Ride the active mountain highway through the Too-Ashuu tunnel, Suusamyr and Chychkan to Toktogul. Split the journey into manageable stages and keep reservoir viewpoints to confirmed public approaches.

306.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Bishkek and Chuy foothills

Bishkek, Ata-Beyit and the Ala-Archa park gate

A foothill day combining the national memorial at Ata-Beyit with the Ala-Archa entrance. Leave the car at the permitted external parking and make the park visit by its current transport and walking arrangements.

38.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala Archa

Boyrok birch grove trail

A trail to the Boyrok birch grove near Ala-Archa. The track shows one direction of travel.

3.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy

Burana to Kemin on rural roads

Combine a visit to Burana with an eastbound ride through the settled Chuy Valley. A local cycling operator uses this secondary-road corridor; the map is an editorial road variant with a finish in Kemin.

44.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Chiavari Peak: Roulette Kyrghiza, east face

Roulette Kyrghiza is a 330-metre east-face rock route above Uchitel Glacier. Chiavari is the expedition team’s informal summit name. A GPX track is not available.

Not specified6c A1 — rock and aidRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul north shore

Cholpon-Ata and two lower Kungey gorges

Two separate lower-gorge visits from the Issyk-Kul north shore, returning to the coastal road between them. This plan avoids relying on the higher mountain link between Grigoriev and Semenov valleys.

74.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy

Chon-Kemin guided valley horse ride

A short guided introduction to riding in the inhabited Chon-Kemin valley, with a return to your local base. The exact outing is chosen with the horse team according to experience, weather and the day’s ground conditions.

A short ride to a full day including transfers; agree riding time separatelyNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy

Chon-Kemin village-road ride

A flexible ride between villages in the lower Chon-Kemin valley, returning to the same guesthouse. It is a low-valley road option inspired by local cycling programmes, with no crossing toward Issyk-Kul.

3.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk Kul / Jeti Oguz

Chon-Kyzyl-Suu – Jeti Oguz

A mountain crossing between the Chon-Kyzyl-Suu and Jeti-Oguz valleys. Check the route branches when planning the crossing.

44.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala-Archa, Ak-Sai

Free Korea Peak: the Lowe route, 5A

Free Korea rises above the upper Ak-Sai Glacier. Heights of 4,740 m and 4,777 m occur in climbing literature. The Lowe line is a separate ice route, reported as 5A; it must not be confused with the Andreev northwest-face entry or Barber…

Technical wall ascent with approach, acclimatisation and weather reserve5ARoute guide ↗

Issyk Kul / Karakol mountains

Gastello high mountain circuit

A high mountain circuit in the Gastello area above Karakol Gorge, in the Terskey Ala-Too. Plan for glacier terrain and changing snow conditions.

19.0 kmDemandingGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Gymnica 2000 Tower: south pillar

A 330-metre south-pillar climb on Tower Gymnica 2000, between Uchitel and Baichechekey in Ala-Archa. A GPX track is not available.

Not specified6c A0 — rock and aidRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul Region

Issyk-Kul cycling circuit

A complete cycling circuit from Balykchy through Cholpon-Ata, Karakol and the southern shore. Plan several days for riding, lakeside stops and village stays, with additional time for detours.

463.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Kyrgyzstan

Issyk-Kul road circuit

A road trip around Issyk-Kul via the Boom Gorge, Cholpon-Ata and Karakol, with stops on both shores.

835.1 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala-Archa, Ak-Sai

Izyskatel Peak: northwest face, 3B

Izyskatel is a summit of the Ak-Sai climbing area near the Korona group. The classifier lists it at 4,400 m and identifies the northwest face as a 3B ice-and-rock route first climbed by A. Rodikov in 1988. This is a specific technical…

Multi-day preparation and approach, with a technical summit day3BRoute guide ↗

Issyk Kul / Jyrgalan

Jyrgalan – Boz Uchuk

A trek from Jyrgalan towards Boz-Uchuk through the valleys of the eastern Tian Shan.

41.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Batken Region

Kan-i-Gut: the landscape of an ancient cave mine

A prearranged exterior visit to the cave-mine landscape, interpreting geology and historic mining without entering underground workings.

One day with locally agreed transport and guide; exact exterior walking time depends on access.Not assessedRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul Region

Karakol — Ala-Kul — Altyn Arashan loop

A mountain circuit through Karakol Gorge, Ala-Kul Lake and Altyn-Arashan. Plan camps and the high-pass crossing in advance. A GPX track is not available.

Not specifiedNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Issyk Kul / Karakol

Karakol Gorge circuit section

A circular section in Karakol Gorge. The track does not include the full approach from Karakol or the park entrance.

19.1 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Kyrgyzstan

Karakol heritage and food walk

A city walk through Karakol’s religious landmarks and historic streets, with time to explore local food traditions.

1.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk-Kul

Karakol ski base: the summer road climb

A summer road climb from Karakol toward its ski-base area, returning by the access road. This road variant is separate from the published technical MTB loop around the mountain.

26.9 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Kyrgyzstan

Karakol to Jeti-Oguz by road

A road excursion from Karakol to the Seven Bulls and Broken Heart rocks at Jeti-Oguz, with time for a walk in the valley.

61.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk-Kul

Karakol to Jyrgalan by bicycle

Reach the mountain-biking village of Jyrgalan on its public-road approach from Karakol. This is a road connection with an overnight finish, rather than an attempt to ride the high trekking passes between the valleys.

62.7 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk-Kul Region

Karakol to San-Tash through the Tyup valley

A road journey from Karakol through Tyup to the San-Tash stone monument, with an optional museum visit near the lake. Finish at the monument’s lower approach; border and high-valley extensions are separate.

94.9 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ken-Tor to Kompartiya Kirgizii Peak

The upper ascent from Ken-Tor towards Kompartiya Kirgizii Peak. This 3.6 km section does not include the full valley approach or descent.

3.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Issyk Kul / Jyrgalan

Keskenkiya Loop

A circular hiking route near Jyrgalan. The GPX includes the approach to the Keskenkiya loop.

73.0 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Central Tian Shan / South Inylchek

Khan Tengri: the southern classic, 5A

Khan Tengri is the pyramidal summit above the Inylchek glaciers on the frontier of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and China. The classifier gives the rock summit as 6,995 m; expedition programmes use 7,010 m including its snow and ice cap. This…

About 21 days including approach and acclimatisation5ARoute guide ↗

Chuy / Ala Archa and nearby ranges

KNU Peak: summit traverse

A traverse across KNU Peak in the Adygene area. The path is informal and can be difficult to follow.

13.6 kmGrade not specifiedGPX ↗

Naryn and Jalal-Abad Regions

Kochkor to Kazarman through Kyzart and Chaek

A multi-day valley motorcycle journey from Kochkor through Kyzart, Chaek and lower Aral to Kazarman. The plan avoids a Song-Kul pass and leaves onward mountain or tunnel connections outside its scope.

247.0 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region

Kochkor to Song-Kul via Kalmak-Ashuu

A summer motorcycle approach from Kochkor over Kalmak-Ashuu to a mapped road near Song-Kul’s northern shore. The final track and any yurt overnight need current local confirmation.

102.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region

Kochkor: felt carpets and the people who make them

Book a meeting with Kochkor’s felt makers to compare shyrdak and ala-kiyiz, see work in progress and understand the people behind the objects.

3–5 hours in town; longer for a booked hands-on workshop.Not assessedRoute guide ↗

Naryn

Kok-Kyia to Kel-Suu: a guided horse day

A guided horseback lake visit based at an arranged Kok-Kyia camp, with return to camp. Treat road access, accommodation and current entry arrangements as separate parts of the plan.

1 horse-riding day within a trip with separate approach travel and a camp nightNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy / Kegeti

Kok-Moynok hiking route

A hiking route in the Kok-Moynok area of the Chuy mountains. Check the connected trail sections before choosing your walk.

11.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn

Kol-Ukok on horseback: an overnight journey from Kochkor

A two-day guided horse journey from the Kochkor area to Kol-Ukok, with a yurt night and a separate village transfer. The higher Kol-Tor extension is optional and outside the core plan.

2 days and 1 night, with separate village transfersNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy / Ala Archa

Komsomolets Peak: ascent and return

A recorded ascent of Komsomolets Peak in Ala-Archa, including the return journey. Check current snow and trail conditions before using the track.

17.7 kmGrade not specifiedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala-Archa, Ak-Sai

Korona Second Tower: western route, 2A

Korona is a multi-towered mountain above the Ak-Sai basin in Ala-Archa. This entry concerns the Second Tower, listed at 4,750 m in the classifier, and its western route. It is distinct from the Third Tower itinerary already in the…

Approach and acclimatisation, then a separately planned summit day2ARoute guide ↗

Naryn

Kurtka to Song-Kul through Kaindy-Bulak

A guided southern approach to Song-Kul from Kurtka, with a Kaindy-Bulak yurt night and a separately arranged road departure toward Kochkor. It is distinct from the Kyzart–Kilemche horse route.

3 days in the published programme: 2 horse stages and a road departureNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul

Kyzyl-Suu, Jeti-Oguz and Ak-Tash on horseback

A guided three-day horse journey linking the red rocks of Jeti-Oguz with the forests and pastures of Chon-Kyzyl-Suu. Nomad’s Land publishes it as the Milky Spring Loop, with accommodation adapted to the season.

3 days with a local riding teamNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Kyrgyzstan

Kyzyl-Tuu yurt-making visit

A visit to Kyzyl-Tuu on Issyk-Kul’s southern shore to learn about yurt-making and meet local craftspeople.

63.5 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Batken / Karavshin, Kara-Suu valley

Little Asan: Italian Corner

Italian Corner is a west-face route on Little Asan, a roughly 3,900 m summit in the Kara-Suu branch of Karavshin. The first-person 2015 account separates about 150 m of couloir approach from 380 m of climbing up to 6b+. It is not a…

Remote approach, acclimatisation and a full technical climbing dayFrench 6b+; alpine rockRoute guide ↗

Jalal-Abad Region

Manas (Jalal-Abad) to Toktogul by motorcycle

A highway motorcycle journey from Manas, the former Jalal-Abad, through Tash-Kumyr and Kara-Kul to Toktogul. Stay on public through-roads and separate reservoir views from restricted infrastructure.

299.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region

Naryn to Eki-Naryn: a river-valley day ride

A return day ride from Naryn into the Eki-Naryn river country, using a confirmed village road. Keep the confluence and any opposite-bank tracks as separate, locally checked visits.

94.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region

Naryn to Salkyn-Tor: a lower-valley nature day

A short Naryn-based drive to the lower Salkyn-Tor visitor landscape, leaving time for a locally agreed nature walk. Current park entry, road access and the parking point are confirmed separately.

17.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn Region

Naryn to Tash Rabat through At-Bashy

A staged journey from Naryn across the At-Bashy valley to Koshoy-Korgon and the stone caravanserai of Tash Rabat. Stay in the valley when a camp is confirmed and keep the final approach conditional on road conditions.

125.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn

Naryn to the lower Salkyn-Tor roadhead

An out-and-back bicycle road approach from Naryn to the lower Salkyn-Tor entrance area. Keep the upper river trail as a separately planned walking activity.

33.0 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh and Jalal-Abad Regions

Osh and Uzgen to Arslanbob by motorcycle

Combine a stop at Uzgen’s monuments with a motorcycle journey to a guesthouse in Arslanbob. Leave a separate day for forest walks and keep the bike on confirmed village roads.

179.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Jalal-Abad Region

Osh to Arkyt, gateway to Sary-Chelek

A road journey from Osh to a village base in Arkyt, leaving a full day for the Sary-Chelek reserve. The driving endpoint is the village; lake access and forest walks are confirmed separately.

226.7 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh Region and Alay

Osh to Sary-Mogol across the Alay mountains

Climb from Osh through Chyiyrchyk and Taldyk to the open Alay valley, finishing in Sary-Mogol. A village overnight keeps Tulpar-Kul and the Lenin Peak foothills as separately arranged mountain excursions.

225.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh Region and Alay

Osh to Sary-Mogol: the Alay road ride

Ride from Osh over Chyiyrchyk and Taldyk into the Alay valley, finishing in Sary-Mogol. A village stay leaves room to rest before any separately arranged mountain excursion.

225.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh and Jalal-Abad Regions

Osh, Uzgen and the walnut forests of Arslanbob

Connect Uzgen’s medieval monuments with a village stay beside Arslanbob’s walnut forests. Drive to a confirmed village address and give the forest and waterfalls their own walking day.

179.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy Region

Ratsek hut — Uchitel glacier

A high mountain approach from Ratsek Hut towards Uchitel Glacier in Ala-Archa. A GPX track is not available.

Not specifiedNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy Region

Ratsek Peak: Balykin north ridge

A technical ascent of Ratsek Peak along Balykin’s north ridge. This is a summit climb above the Ratsek Hut area. A GPX track is not available.

Not specified2BRoute guide ↗

Batken / Karavshin, Ak-Suu valley

Russian Tower: La Fiamma d’Oriente

La Fiamma d’Oriente is a separate line on Pik Slesova, the Russian Tower of the Karavshin Ak-Suu valley. Nik Berry’s account describes a 19-pitch free ascent in 2012 with Madaleine Sorkin, including a sparsely protected 5.12c R crux.…

Multi-day expedition with a potentially multi-day wall ascentYDS 5.12c R; free ascent reportRoute guide ↗

Batken / Karavshin, Ak-Suu valley

Russian Tower: Perestroika Crack

Perestroika Crack follows the Russian Tower, also called Pik Slesova, in the Ak-Suu branch of Karavshin. The reported summit height is 4,240 m. Published ascents describe a long crack-climbing line; the 2015 team reports about 800 m at…

Expedition approach plus a long wall ascent and weather reserveFrench 7a/7b; long traditional rock routeRoute guide ↗

Jalal-Abad

Sary-Chelek lakes on horseback from Arkyt

A supported horse journey from Arkyt through the lake-and-forest country around Sary-Chelek. Published local programmes provide a basis for organising the trip; this map marks the area without drawing an unverified mountain trail.

Multi-day horse itinerary; published programmes also include separate approach and return transfersNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Jalal-Abad Region

Sary-Chelek: the southern lakes on foot

Explore Sary-Chelek’s smaller southern lakes and wooded slopes from the real road-end parking area.

About 4–6 hours with breaks; the published loop is approximately 11 km. Transfers are separate.Not assessedRoute guide ↗

Osh

Sary-Mogol to Daroot-Korgon by bicycle

Follow the settled Alay valley west from Sary-Mogol toward Daroot-Korgon, with the Trans-Alay mountains on the skyline. The corridor is the road stage of a local cycling programme, suitable as a separate overnight journey.

61.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh

Sary-Mogol to Tulpar-Kul on horseback

A supported horse journey from Sary-Mogol toward the lakes and camps beneath the Trans-Alay mountains. The lake-and-village anchors identify the area; your local horse guide chooses the actual trail and return.

Overnight horse journey or a locally arranged multi-day programmeNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Osh / Alay

Sary-Mogol: mountain route section

A mountain route section in the Sary-Mogol area of the Alay Range. Check the extent of the available track before planning a longer journey.

42.8 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy and Naryn

Suusamyr to Kyzyl-Oi through Kozhomkul

A village-to-village ride from the open Suusamyr basin into the red-sided Kokomeren valley. The road corridor appears in local cycling programmes; this version finishes in Kyzyl-Oi and leaves the high passes for another trip.

40.1 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Talas Region

Talas to Sheker: water, villages and Aitmatov

A westward journey from Talas through the Kyzyl-Adyr area to Sheker, Aitmatov’s home village. Add a Kirov Reservoir viewpoint only where public access and a legal stopping place are confirmed.

102.9 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Talas

Talas to the lower Besh-Tash valley

A valley-road ride from Talas toward the lower entrance of Besh-Tash, with the option to turn back early. The high lake and the pass toward Toktogul are separate undertakings and are excluded from this outing.

31.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Talas Region

Talas, Manas Ordo and lower Besh-Tash

A Talas-based journey pairing the Manas Ordo memorial with the lower Besh-Tash approach. Keep the high lake for a separately prepared mountain trip and use the city as a comfortable overnight base.

39.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Naryn

Tash Rabat to Panda Pass on horseback

CBT Naryn’s published day horse ride starts at Tash Rabat and returns after a mountain outing toward Panda Pass. Combine the ride with the caravanserai, leaving enough time for a briefing and an unhurried return.

1 full horse-riding day, plus approach transportNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy / Alamedin

Teketor waterfall trail

An approach to Teketor Waterfall in the mountains south of Bishkek. The track covers the outward trail; plan the return separately.

5.6 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Kyrgyzstan

The Celestial Divide by bicycle

A north-to-south bikepacking route from Bishkek through Kyrgyzstan’s interior to the Alay Valley and Sary-Tash.

1,065.4 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Kyrgyzstan

Tian Shan Traverse by bicycle

A bikepacking journey from eastern Kyrgyzstan towards Bishkek, through interior valleys and mountain passes.

984.2 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Jalal-Abad

Toktogul to Arslanbob: lakes, passes and walnut forest

A supported multi-day horse crossing from the Toktogul side through lake and mountain country to Arslanbob. Agree one current provider itinerary, with camp support and onward travel kept explicit.

Multi-day supported journey; confirm the current riding stages and approach days with one organiserNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Jalal-Abad

Toktogul to Torkent: a valley cycling day

A road-oriented cycling day between Toktogul and Torkent, inspired by the local CBT bicycle outing. Arrange a village pickup or plan a separate riding return, with time for reservoir-country scenery.

21.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Osh Region, Chon-Alay

Tulpar-Kul: a day walk towards the Pamir panorama

A high-altitude day from the Tulpar-Kul yurt camps towards broad Pamir views, with an optional and conditions-dependent turnaround.

About 5–7 hours on foot; around 12 km for the full published panorama outing, excluding transfers.Not assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy Region

Tuyuk Suu glacier grotto approach

A 2.9 km mountain approach in the Tuyuk-Suu area. The supplied GPX is named for a grotto below the glacier; its entrance is not independently identified.

2.9 kmNot assessedGPX ↗

Chuy / Ala-Archa

Uchitel–Baichechekey: the ridge traverse, 2B

This high ridge links Uchitel and Baichechekey above Ratsek Hut. It is a traverse of two summits, not the normal ascent of Uchitel. Published descriptions use heights around 4,527 m and 4,515 m respectively; other maps differ. The…

A full technical traverse day after acclimatisation and approach2BRoute guide ↗

Chuy Region

Upper Ala-Archa: former ski base

A journey up the Ala-Archa Valley towards the former ski base in the upper mountains. A GPX track is not available.

Not specifiedNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Issyk-Kul Region

Yrdik lakes

A mountain outing to the Yrdik lakes south of Karakol, in the Terskey Ala-Too. A GPX track is not available.

Not specifiedNot assessedRoute guide ↗

Chuy Region

ZIL to Ken Tor glacier

A 13.3 km mountain track from the ZIL area towards Ken-Tor Glacier. It covers one direction of travel.

13.3 kmNot assessedGPX ↗
Using the route tracks

Tracks come from OpenStreetMap, published trip records and GPX files. Each route page explains what its track covers. Check current access and conditions before setting out.