🌍🚵‍♀️ MALEALEA IS ON THE WORLD MTB MAP! 🇱🇸

Posted on Wed October 14, 2026.

We’re excited to share that Malealea Mountain Biking Trails in Lesotho are featured in the first global edition of the World Bike Park Index! 🎉

🌎 The scale of this global edition:

🚵 534 destinations in the catalogue
🗺️ 6,350 trails
🌍 152 countries

https://mtbspot.com/places/malealea-lodge-mountain-biking-routes/

And proudly representing the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho is Malealea, listed at number 518! 🇱🇸⛰️
Our trails offer a unique riding experience through Lesotho’s spectacular mountains and rugged landscapes, with breathtaking views and a real sense of adventure. It’s wonderful to see Malealea included in a worldwide resource helping riders discover mountain biking destinations across the globe.
If you’re looking for a riding experience somewhere truly different, come and explore Malealea on two wheels!
📍 Malealea Lodge — Gateway to Paradise.
🚵 Find your spot and hit the trail!


https://www.malealealodge.com/activities/mountain-biking/

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