CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s best days out.
The 15 cycling tours most travellers book in Chiang Mai, gathered in one place. Each with what the day involves, what it costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
A guided 3-hour ATV ride through Chiang Mai’s countryside with safety gear, hotel pickup, lunch, and possible elephant sightings.
Most Popular“Great experience. Lots of fun. Safety briefing and training solid. Equipment good. Views are stunning.”
Ride Chiang Mai’s Old City by bike on a 4-hour morning or night tour, visiting key temples and a market with snacks included.
Chiang Mai hike and downhill bike in Doi Suthep National Park with small-group guides, Thai meals, and a Huay Tueng Thao lake finish.
“This was utterly breathtaking! Our guide was Danay (sorry if spelt incorrectly) the weather was bad! It was raining and hot the conditions on the way up and down were horrendous but we did not stop enjoying ourselves from start to finish. I am a fit person but this was HARD! I have done this…”
Bike Chiang Mai’s Old City with an English guide, temple stops, included snacks, and a morning or night market in about 4 hours.
“It is very easy rising through the back streets of Chiangmai with a few stops along the way to absorb Thai history.”
Cycle Mae Taeng Valley rice roads, see Wat Ban Den, then swim at Buatong sticky waterfalls on a small-group day from Chiang Mai.
Guided bike tour from Chiang Mai to Lamphun by train, temples and villages, plus Ping River lunch and Rajapruek park break for $59.
“Gun was an amazing guide. He took is on a real off road trip to many many places of interest with regular stops and refreshments.”
Jungle hike and downhill MTB from Doi Suthep-Pui to Huay Tueng Tao, with Hill Tribe lunch and a lake swim.
Cycle Chiang Mai’s Old City by night to glowing temples, Tha Phae Gate, and a market snack stop on a relaxed 4-hour ride.
Guided half-day e-bike ride in Chiang Mai hills to Wat Ton Kwen and Hang Dong, with helmets, lunch/snacks, and small groups.
“Lovely attention to detail and would highly recommend this trip to anyone!”
4-hour Chiang Mai bike tour: temple ruins, Big Buddha stop, market tastings, school and pottery, plus lunch and snacks.
“This was a very enjoyable tour! Our guide took us out of the city and into the countryside where we stopped at a temple, a bakery, a place with some street food, a school, rice fields, small villages… lots to see and discover. We looked over soRead more”
Guided half-day fat-tire e-bike ride around Chiang Mai’s rice paddies and temples, with included food, gear, and scenic Ping River views.
“It’s a great trip, friendly guides, equipment is really well maintained and the whole morning was really good fun. Plenty of stops along the way for photos and info about the area.”
Cycle Chiang Mai’s old town for 3 hours with an English guide, Warorot market snacks, temple calm, blacksmith life, lunch, and photos.
Chiang Mai Night Bike Tour with a small group of up to 10, temple stops at dusk, and street-food tasting at Chiang Mai Gate.
“We loved our experience. Our guide Pham (spelling?) was amazing. Knowledge and friendly and interested in getting to know us. I thought the best guide we’ve had in Thailand on this trip. All the stops were great and these were some of our favorite temples we’ve seen. Great food too! Would definitely recommend this tour.”
Ride Chiang Mai’s temples and markets by bike with helmet and rentals included, plus snacks and local food stops in 3 hours.
“Vivi and Tum were such fantastic guides- warm, engaging, caring and fun! They made the trip!!! I had such a wonderful experience- highly recommend doing this as a way to explore Chiang Mai. 10 out of 10!!!”
Cycle near Chiang Mai’s Sticky Waterfall with a small group, longtail boat crossing, snacks, and lunch. Pickup and bikes included.
“Really wonderful ride! Lek is amazing on the bike and guided us well throughout the ride. Lots of good direction and riding tips on the hills and rougher terrain. Their driver, Vivi, was also wonderful and followed along in the support vehicle. Read more”
The Old City temples, the elephant valleys, the mountain day trips and every way to spend a day in the north.
