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# 2-Day Doi Suthep Hike and Mountain Bike Adventure in Chiang Mai

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## Identity

- **Listing title**: 2-Day Doi Suthep Hike and Mountain Bike Adventure in Chiang Mai
- **URL slug**: 2-day-doi-suthep-hike-and-mountain-bike-adventure-in-chiang-mai
- **Course id**: 113315
- **Centre id**: 113083

## Short summary

Two day Doi Suthep hike and mountain biking with overnight stay, meals, guides and bikes included from ฿5,700 per person.

## Classification

- **Sports / activities**: Hiking, Mountain Biking
- **Experience levels**: Beginner, Improver
- **Course categories**: Guides & Tours, Multi-Day
- **Regions**: Northern Highlands
- **Subregions**: Chiang Mai and Doi Inthanon
- **Countries**: Thailand


## Location

- **Address (as provided)**: Hotel pickup, Chiang Mai city centre
- **Coordinates**: 18.7883439, 98.9853008 (WGS84)

## Pricing (catalog; not a quote)

- **Amount shown in catalog**: 5700
- **Currency (inferred from symbol)**: GBP
- **Currency symbol (raw)**: ฿

## Operator / provider

- **Centre / provider name**: Chiang Mai Mountain Biking & Kayaks
- **Owner / contact label**: Aidan
- **Review aggregate**: _Not available in catalog payload._

## Session details (when present)

- **Duration label**: —
- **Length (days)**: —
- **Length (hours)**: —
- **Min age**: —
- **Max class size**: 15
- **Min group**: 1
- **Cancellation policy (summary)**: Flexible
- **Booking type (label)**: bokun

## What’s included / kit / extras (plain text excerpts)

### Highlights
Hike to a Hmong hill tribe village high on Doi Pui, sleep at a coffee plantation hut, then descend by mountain bike to Huay Tueng Thao lake on this two-day hike-and-bike adventure from Chiang Mai. Overnight accommodation, meals, guides and bike hire are all arranged in one trip. 📋 Key Details Duration: 2 days Minimum age: 13 years Group size: 1 to 15 guests Pickup: Hotel pickup in Chiang Mai city centre 🏔 What to Expect Day one begins with hotel pickup around 9:30am and a steady three-hour hike through highland jungle to the village near 1,450m. Optional climb to Doi Pui summit opens valley views before you check into basic plantation huts for the night. Day two starts with breakfast and an optional summit walk, then mountain bikes and gear are waiting for the downhill run through forest and plantations to Huay Tueng Thao lake. Lunch, swimming and a truck ride back to Chiang Mai complete the adventure. Your guide sets a comfortable hiking pace on day one and runs a full bike briefing before the descent, so you transition from trail to saddle with confidence. 📍 Location Doi Suthep National Park rises above Chiang Mai protecting montane forest, Hmong hill tribe communities and the famous temple complex lower on the mountain. The hike reaches the highland zone near Doi Pui where cool jungle, pine forest and valley viewpoints create a world apart from the city below. Overnight huts near the summit village place you in traditional highland country with stars and cool air after dark. Day two finishes at Huay Tueng Thao, a recreation lake on the edge of Chiang Mai popular with locals for swimming and bamboo-shore restaurants. The combination of national park wilderness and easy lakeside access makes this one of the most varied two-day adventures in the region. ✅ Prerequisites Active guests with moderate fitness will enjoy this trip, expect a steady three-hour uphill hike on day one and several hours of downhill riding on day two. Good walking shoes with firm soles are essential on jungle trails. For the bike section you should be comfortable on off-road surfaces for a couple of hours; no advanced technical skills are required. Bring a warm layer for the cool summit night, modest clothing for village stops, and swimwear for the lake on day two. ⭐ Why Choose Us We run multi-day adventures from Chiang Mai with the same guides, gear and hotel transfers you get on our day trips, plus accommodation arranged and routes sequenced so each day builds naturally. Our tea…

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### What’s included
Hotel pickup and drop-off in Chiang Mai city centre Mountain bike, helmet and gloves on day two Professional English-speaking guide Overnight in coffee plantation huts All meals across both days Transport of overnight bag by vehicle Transfers to trailhead and return from the lake

### What’s not included
Transport to Chiang Mai if you are not staying in the city Alcoholic drinks and soft drinks at the village Personal travel insurance Tips for guides and drivers

### Kit list
Firm hiking shoes with good soles Warm change of clothes for the overnight Insect repellent and sunscreen Swimwear and towel for the lake Rain poncho in wet season Day pack for the hike Sunglasses and hat

## FAQs

### How fit do I need to be?

Day one is a steady three to four hour hike uphill through highland jungle to the Hmong village and coffee plantation at around 1,450m, gaining roughly 1,000m elevation. Day two is around two hours of downhill mountain biking to Huay Tueng Thao lake, dropping about 1,200m. Average fitness is enough for the hike if you pace yourself. The bike section is mostly downhill on jeep tracks, suitable for beginner and intermediate riders. Guides adjust rest stops to match the group so everyone can enjoy the scenery without rushing.

### Do I need hiking or biking experience?

No previous mountain biking experience is required for the downhill day if you are comfortable on a bike on uneven surfaces. The hike is steady rather than technical, following jungle trails through Doi Suthep National Park. Guides run a bike safety briefing at the village before the descent. Nervous riders get extra support on the jeep tracks down to the lake. Your guide runs a safety briefing at the start and stays with the group throughout. Ask questions at any time if you want tips on technique or pacing.

### What is the minimum age?

The trip is suitable for children from 13 years old who are comfortable with a multi-hour hike and off-road biking. Younger children would find the uphill day and overnight conditions challenging. Be sure your child is comfortable with the duration and terrain. Correctly sized equipment is provided on the day where applicable. Be sure your teen can manage both the hike and the bike descent.

### Where does hotel pickup happen?

Pickup is from hotels and guesthouses in Chiang Mai city centre around 9:30am on day one. You return to your accommodation around 2:30pm on day two after lunch at the lake. Share your accommodation details ahead of the trip so the driver can find you easily. Allow a few minutes either side of the stated pickup window. A warm change of clothes for the overnight can be transported by vehicle while you hike.

### Are meals included?

Meals across the two days are included, including a light lunch at the village on day one and breakfast before the bike descent. Lunch at Huay Tueng Thao lake on day two is also covered. Dietary preferences can usually be accommodated with advance notice. Bring a small snack if you like extra energy between scheduled meal stops. Alcohol and soft drinks are not included and have limited availability at the village.

### Is the Doi Pui summit climb optional?

The optional climb to Doi Pui summit at 1,650m takes about one hour return from the village. Weather permitting, you get wide views across the Mae Ping valley from the highest point in the national park. It is optional on both afternoon of day one and morning of day two. Guides adjust timing so the group stays on schedule for the bike descent.

### Can I swim at the lake?

Yes, many guests swim at Huay Tueng Thao lake after lunch on day two. The lake is a popular local recreation spot with calm water near shoreside restaurants. Changing facilities are basic near the water, so a sarong or cover-up is useful. Towels are not always provided, so bring your own if you plan to swim.

### What happens in bad weather?

The trip runs year round in rain or shine. Jungle trails can be slippery in wet weather and guides adjust pace for safety on both the hike and bike sections. Light rain often adds atmosphere without stopping the trip. Pack a light rain layer and a dry bag for electronics if showers are forecast. Pack a rain poncho in rainy season and waterproof cover for valuables.

### What should I pack?

Wear firm shoes with a good sole for the hike. Insect repellent and sunscreen are important in the jungle. A warm change of clothes for the overnight is essential as temperatures drop at 1,450m. Wear comfortable athletic clothing and closed shoes suitable for the activity. A small day pack is enough for water, sunscreen and personal essentials. Your overnight bag can be transported by vehicle so you hike with a lighter day pack. Bikes and helmets are fitted on day two at the village.

### How should I prepare for the day?

Arrive with sunscreen, plenty of water and comfortable clothing suited to the activity. Wear closed shoes with good grip, and pack a light rain layer if showers are possible during your visit to northern Thailand. Leave bulky luggage at your hotel and bring only a small day pack for personal essentials. Share your accommodation name and contact number ahead of the trip so morning pickup runs smoothly on the day of your adventure.



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