Chiang Mai 24km Suthep National Park Hiking & DH Mountain Biking
Description
At 9:30 AM, our adventure begins with a hotel pick-up to the base camp. After a safety briefing, we gear up and fit our bikes before shuttling to Monthatan Waterfall. Here, we start our 11 km hike through stunning highland jungle, home to towering indigenous Mai Yai trees, towards the Hmong Hill Tribe Village at the summit of Doi Pui National Park.
After about 3 hours of steady walking, we reach the summit village at 1400m, where our bikes and gear will be ready. After a well-earned lunch break, we descend through the National Park on mountain bikes. The 2-hour (14 km) ride down to Lake Huay Tung Tao is thrilling, with gravity rewarding us with a cool downhill ride and breathtaking views of the Mae Ping Valley.
Once lakeside, we enjoy a delicious meal with cool drinks and can take a refreshing dip in the lake before heading back to our Chiang Mai hotel, returning around 4:30 PM. This tour, combining hiking and biking, offers an unforgettable adventure through Northern Thailand.
Included
- High-Quality Mountain Bike: Well-maintained in all sizes. Enjoy a test ride at our Pro-shop.
- Safety Gear: Provided helmet, gloves, knee & elbow pads for your protection
- Professional Escort: Guided by Chiang Mai’s No.1 Professional Mountain bike guides.
- First Aid: Our instructors are certified in First Aid and CPR, ensuring your safety during the event
- Hydration: Water for hydration packs and bottled water are available throughout the event.
- Light Lunch at the Hill Tribe Village & Full meal at lake Huay Tueng Thao
- Support Truck: standing by ready to assist and support. Includes secure storage for your valuables.
- Transportation: Air-conditioned van is our primary mode of transport. 4x4 SUVs for smaller groups.
- Enjoy the convenience of a Hydration-backpack provided for your excursion.
- Google Earth Orientation: Provided at our Pro-shop.
Excluded
National Park Fee/Insurance 250 baht , provide passport number (no need to bring your passport.)
Trail Status & Substitutions Trail closures due to weather or park management are rare but possible. In these cases, we switch to an alternative route that matches the skill level and scenery. Safety and guest satisfaction always come first
Know before you go
good walking shoes,