6-Hour Hike and Bike in Doi Suthep Pui National Park Combo from Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Trip Type: Hiking & Camping
Duration: 6 hours 30 minutes
A 3 hour hike up with a 2 hour mountain bike decent, through Doi Pui National Park, takes you to the summit village at 4593ft/1400m elev. and concludes at Lake Huay Tung Tha at 1213ft/370m elev.
Return transfers, lunch, bottle water, and the use of all necessary equipment included, this small group, guided tour from Chiang Mai, is ideal for intermediate level outdoor enthusiasts with above average personal fitness.
Return transfers, lunch, bottle water, and the use of all necessary equipment included, this small group, guided tour from Chiang Mai, is ideal for intermediate level outdoor enthusiasts with above average personal fitness.
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A 3 hour hike up with a 2 hour mountain bike decent, through Doi Pui National Park, takes you to the summit village at 4593ft/1400m elev. and concludes at Lake Huay Tung Tha at 1213ft/370m elev.
Return transfers, lunch, bottle water, and the use of all necessary equipment included, this small group, guided tour from Chiang Mai, is ideal for intermediate level outdoor enthusiasts with above average personal fitness. Hiking: Uphill 9miles/15km
Time: 3.5 hours
Biking: Downhill off road
Time: 2 hours
Flora: Highland jungle
Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Hike uphill to the Hmong Hill Tribe Village at the summit of Doi Pui National Park (4593ft/1400m elev.) and ride downhill to Lake Huay Tung Tao (1213ft/370m elev.)
Itinerary
9am: Begin the day with a hotel pick up and upon arrival at your base, you will have your safety briefing, bike and safety gear fit out. Then you begin the hike up to the old Hmong Hill Tribe Village at the summit of Doi Pui National Park.
The trek takes you through stunning highland jungle, filled with the huge primary Mai Yai tree, indigenous to this area. After 3 hours steady walking, you reach your destination to find your bikes and gear are already waiting for you at the village.
After a well-earned lunch break, you begin your descent through the National Park on your mountain bike, toward Lake Huay Tung Tao approximately 2 hour ride away.
In contrast to the hike up, gravity rewards you now with a cool ride downhill with views of the beautiful Mae Ping Valley.
Awaiting you lakeside, is a proper late lunch with cool drinks. Take a dip before it’s time to jump back in the truck and you head out of the National Park.
3.30pm: You will be delivered back to your hotel around 3.30pm.
Return transfers, lunch, bottle water, and the use of all necessary equipment included, this small group, guided tour from Chiang Mai, is ideal for intermediate level outdoor enthusiasts with above average personal fitness. Hiking: Uphill 9miles/15km
Time: 3.5 hours
Biking: Downhill off road
Time: 2 hours
Flora: Highland jungle
Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Hike uphill to the Hmong Hill Tribe Village at the summit of Doi Pui National Park (4593ft/1400m elev.) and ride downhill to Lake Huay Tung Tao (1213ft/370m elev.)
Itinerary
9am: Begin the day with a hotel pick up and upon arrival at your base, you will have your safety briefing, bike and safety gear fit out. Then you begin the hike up to the old Hmong Hill Tribe Village at the summit of Doi Pui National Park.
The trek takes you through stunning highland jungle, filled with the huge primary Mai Yai tree, indigenous to this area. After 3 hours steady walking, you reach your destination to find your bikes and gear are already waiting for you at the village.
After a well-earned lunch break, you begin your descent through the National Park on your mountain bike, toward Lake Huay Tung Tao approximately 2 hour ride away.
In contrast to the hike up, gravity rewards you now with a cool ride downhill with views of the beautiful Mae Ping Valley.
Awaiting you lakeside, is a proper late lunch with cool drinks. Take a dip before it’s time to jump back in the truck and you head out of the National Park.
3.30pm: You will be delivered back to your hotel around 3.30pm.
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