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The Snow Leopard Track
Disconnected Alpine Trails
Fragmented mountain routes and old Shepherds trails
Connect Mountain Ranges
Himalaya, Hindu-Kush, Karakorum, Pamir, Altai, Tien Shan; creating a route from Nepal to Kazhakstan
Traverse Diverse Terrain and Conquer Technical Passes
Deserts, jungles, glaciers, steppe, including about 33 technical passes
Continuous Alpine Network
The longest in the world, spanning roughly 12'000 km
"The Snow Leopard Track: The World's longest, highest thru hike spanning the world's great mountain ranges. From the Himalaya to the Tien-Shan, connecting Kyrgyzstan to Nepal.
A thru-hike to rule all thru-hikes"
The Facts
Start: Nepal
End: Kazhakstan
Countries: Nepal, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazhakstan
Distance: ~12'000 km
Highest Point: Lenin Peak (7132m)
Status:
In works since 2019
Roughly 5000km covered
Trail in work in: Nepal, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, India, Kazhakstan
To be scouted yet: Pakistan, Afghanistan
Section 1: Northern Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan's spruce forested North offers landscapes unbeknown to the rest of Kyrgyzstan. This section takes trekkers over several 4000 meter passes, offering more impressive alternatives to busier tourist treks in the region.
Section 1 connects the Central Tien-Shan with Karakol's Terskey Ala-Too Range, providing incredible views of Khan Tengri and Victory Peak, both a part of the 5 Snow Leopard Summits.
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