Mountain Bike Chiang Mai

The fit Cyclist will long remember this 90km (45km of that uphill) challenging loop starting in Chiang Mai Around Doi Suthep National Park with its idyllic countryside and interesting cultural aspects. Riders need plenty of endurance to brave the long and steep uphills encountered on this ride . the rides ends back in Chiang mai. For those that feel it's a bit to hard , shorter versions with later starting points and earlier retrieval for this beautiful ride are on hand. Vehicle support can be arranged.

The only way to see Doi Inthanon National Park... by bike and with a 8000 feet advantage. This ride through the park with its beautiful waterfalls is a life time experience.

Crusing down through the Suthep National Park past hill tribes villages, the Queen's Palace and a visit to Suthep Temple, magnificent views of Chiang Mai City from way above, this is everyone's all time favorite downhill fun ride.

One of our greatest cross country jungle rides leaving the unexpecting traveler with a long lasting impression of Northern Thailand's pristine country side.

Braving the city in the morning hours as this buddhist world comes alive with its monks, temples and markets passing by as we ride onward to the beauty of Lake Huay Tung Thao for an early lunch.

Braving the city in the morning hours as this buddhist world comes alive with its monks, temples and markets passing by as we ride onward to the beauty of Lake Huay Tung Thao for an early lunch.

Braving the city in the morning hours as this buddhist world comes alive with its monks, temples and markets passing by as we ride onward to the beauty of Lake Huay Tung Thao for an early lunch.

Only the strongest and the most fit will enjoy this very long and hot adventure down Pakia Mountain in to the upper Pakia Valley down to the Mae Taeng River. Putting all your skills and endurance to the test, we are pushing the envelope in exploration of Thailand's back country.

Chiang Dao, the last tooth of the Himalayas rises majestically above the rest of the mountains. In its shadow we find some of the most remote and interesting rides in Northern Thailand.This ride includes an awesome 4 X wheel drive tour up to a 5800 foot mountain at the famous Doi Chiang Dao "The last tooth of the Himalayas".

Ride the longest, the most extreme and best researched downhill tracks in Thailand and South East Asia. Remote and forgotten hill tribe trails are the play ground. Join us and ride with other advanced mountain bikers and our knowledgeable staff riders.

Traversing and climbing along the remote mountain tops of the National Park, we enjoy these scenic rides with a challenging downhill section into the Mae Ping and Samoeng Valleys. The Trip #3 XC Series allows us to place you on to the parks summit and cater to your riding desires that day.

Doi Suthep Park at its finest, starting at the summit, off road changes to single track leading us deep into a highland jungle gorge, a physical challenging climb out and a lengthy downhill rewards us with great views.

This is a great Intro ride to Off Road (Jeep Track) mountain biking. The descent through Doi Suthep National Park presents us with great views of the Mae Ping Valley below, amazing forest landscapes which makes this Trip one of the most scenic and popular Mountain Bike Rides in Chiang Mai and all without traffic..

Experience all the seasons in a day during this incredible Doi Inthanon trek, a challenging 10km hike reaching an altitude of more than 2000m (6500 ft). From Chiang Mai it’s a 2 hour drive along a curvy road passing village tribes as we wind our way to the starting point, a remote area in the National Park well off the beaten track.

The tour begins with a visit to the summit of Doi Inthanon – the highest spot in Thailand and an area rich in biodiversity and unique flora and fauna. We’ll walk an short hiking trail on the summit before heading to the start of the main hike.

We will drive you to the starting point located at approximately 1500m above sea level. From here you will hike through thick evergreen forest before reaching the highest point in the national park at 1640m above sea level. From the summit you will hike along a narrow ridge with spectacular views of Doi Suthep Pui and beyond – if you’re lucky you may catch a glimpse of Chiang Dao – the 3rd highest peak in Thailand.

Experience an amazing adventure like no other with a cycling tour to the stunning Sticky Waterfall. Starting from the picturesque Mae Kuang reservoir, guests will take an optional long tail boat across the lake to the starting point of the bike ride to Sticky Waterfall, otherwise known as Bua Tong waterfall.

The best time to experience this countryside tour of Chiang Mai is between October to January, when the rice fields turn from a verdant green colour to a shimmering golden colour as it approaches harvesting time. You will have plenty of time to take photos among the ride paddy fields and admire the beautiful Chiang Mai countryside.

During the Rural Explorer tour you will start with a short hike to the majestic Mork Fa waterfall before riding along quiet back roads through the mountain landscape visiting fruit orchards, rice paddies, and small villages.

We begin the tour with a 90-minute drive East of Chiang Mai, driving high up in Mae Takhrai National Park to the mountainous border between Chiang Mai and Lampang provinces. From here we ride through beautiful old growth forest at an elevation of 1000m+ along undulating smooth singletrack, following the mountain ridgeline. Along the way you’ll have sneak peak views of Chiang Mai on the right, Lampang on the left through the forest and they’ll be amazing sections of singletrack downhill / punchy climbs for the first few km.

As you descend, you will witness the real culture of Karen people in the isolated and peaceful villages of the surrounding area. After mingling with the locals, the nice flowy downhill trails are your reward for your hard work before heading back to end the day.

A scenic mountain bike tour in Chiang Mai which takes you through a variety of changing landscapes. Ride the fast and flowy trails with some technical features such as berms, jumps and drops with sections of dual track as well as single track. The nature along the route is simply breathtaking, from the hillsides dotted with lychee and coffee plantations, to the seldom visited waterfall. The tour includes a stop at a hilltop Hmong village where you can enjoy a coffee and a chat with the friendly villagers.

Looking for an introduction to mountain biking in Chiang Mai but not sure what trail to choose? Buffalo Soldier is a fun mix of dual track dirt with sections of singletrack that link up remote villages in the heart of Doi Pui National Park.

The Jungle Cross Country tour is ideal for XC enthusiasts, beginner mountain bikers, school groups and corporate groups and families for those short on time but looking to get out on the trails of Chiang Mai. Each tour can be customized and include skills training upon request, additional ascents and descents, technical and non-technical components to suit all needs.