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Narsingi Cycle track entry point, Hyderabad City
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We have been riding within the city all these days. Now, on the occasion of the 17th anniversary (Dec 2025) of our nation’s second-longest ring road, let’s take on a ride challenge around our city: HYDERABAD OUTER RING ROAD(HORR) LOOP CHALLENGE 2025
Choose any HORR LOOP Exit nearest to you Any date within the Challenge time period Finish the Challenge ride
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The Route
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The Route
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The HORR LOOP Challenge route is one of the most popular outer ring roads in India, and it is the second-largest outer ring road loop in the country.
Riders enjoy the scenic service road, surrounded by beautiful greenery along the HORR LOOP.
This route spans 170 kilometers around the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road, starting at the Narsingi Solar Cycle Track entry point and passing through locations such as Kokapet, Kollur, Patancheru, Sultanpur, Dindigul/Saragudem, Medchal, Shamirpet, Keesara, Ghatkesar, Taramatipet, Pedda Amberpet, Bonguluru, Raviryal, Tukkuguda, Decathlon Airport, Shamshabad, Rajendra Nagar, TSPA, and Nanakramguda.
The top riders complete the route in just under seven hours, but it is common for average riders to take nine hours or more.
The route is not particularly challenging; according to rider feedback, it is considered a moderate one-day ride.
The total elevation gain is 750 meters, with the highest point at 630 meters and the lowest at 440 meters.
Please find the route GPX file and strictly follow the navigation
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"Riders do not need to start the challenge specifically from the Narsingi Solar Cycle Track entry point. They can begin from any of the HORR LOOP exits mentioned above. The challenge should be completed by returning to the same HORR LOOP exit, thereby closing the loop."
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Welcome to
The HORR LOOP Challenge route is one of the most popular outer ring roads in India, and it is the second-largest outer ring road loop in the country.
Riders enjoy the scenic service road, surrounded by beautiful greenery along the HORR LOOP.
This route spans 170 kilometers around the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road, starting at the Narsingi Solar Cycle Track entry point and passing through locations such as Kokapet, Kollur, Patancheru, Sultanpur, Dindigul/Saragudem, Medchal, Shamirpet, Keesara, Ghatkesar, Taramatipet, Pedda Amberpet, Bonguluru, Raviryal, Tukkuguda, Pedda Golconda, Shamshabad, Rajendra Nagar, TSPA, and Nanakramguda.
The top riders complete the route in just under seven hours, but it is common for average riders to take nine hours or more.
The route is not particularly challenging; according to rider feedback, it is considered a moderate one-day ride.
The total elevation gain is 750 meters, with the highest point at 630 meters and the lowest at 440 meters.
Please find the route GPX file and strictly follow the navigation
Welcome to
The HORR LOOP Challenge route is one of the most popular outer ring roads in India, and it is the second-largest outer ring road loop in the country.
Riders enjoy the scenic service road, surrounded by beautiful greenery along the HORR LOOP.
This route spans 170 kilometers around the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road, starting at the Narsingi Solar Cycle Track entry point and passing through locations such as Kokapet, Kollur, Patancheru, Sultanpur, Dindigul/Saragudem, Medchal, Shamirpet, Keesara, Ghatkesar, Taramatipet, Pedda Amberpet, Bonguluru, Raviryal, Tukkuguda, Pedda Golconda, Shamshabad, Rajendra Nagar, TSPA, and Nanakramguda.
The top riders complete the route in just under seven hours, but it is common for average riders to take nine hours or more.
The route is not particularly challenging; according to rider feedback, it is considered a moderate one-day ride.
The total elevation gain is 750 meters, with the highest point at 630 meters and the lowest at 440 meters.
Please find the route GPX file and strictly follow the navigation
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First Half
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58.3 Kms (Start)
Second Half
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140 Kms (Start)