タイのバイクパーク・トップ4

Deep forest, usually for trail running, but MTB is eligible. You need to prepare food, water, spare tire, and chain (my chain broken during ride) for there are no service in the area. Some climb is very steep and muddy terrain.

Somehow it is like in Germany. Many downhill trails are so hidden that you can not find them. There are only two differences. First, you do not necessarily expect that there are downhill tracks in Thailand at all. And secondly, you can only sit here completely unmolested on the back of a pickup and let it go up to the start. Maybe the teddy is still hanging on the tree, so you can not miss the entrance;)

Chiang Mai is one of Thailand's mountain bike hotspots. There is a lot going on here. You can easily rent a shuttle service and there are also guides who go with you on enduro tour or show you the local downhill trails. Apropos: At the start of this you are here. There are several options of the "Hunters Escape" Lines, all of which lead down to Chiang Mai and have something for every requirement. Once at the bottom, it is not far to the city - connect the exit with a small Chiang Mai discovery tour.

The trail starts with a spectacular view to enjoy. After that it becomes sporty. The narrow singletrack is partially washed out or covered in roots and so steep that it takes a bit of courage here and there to let the bike run. This passage is not long, less-savvy drivers push short. Whether driven or pushed - this trail will inspire you anyway.