Reviewed by:  , from BKK, Thailand

Summary:
The best trail in this area, 3 main uphill 3 main downhill and many slope make fun ride.

Reviewed by: Phattanan A. , from Bangkok, Thailand

Summary:
95% single track, 3 main up-hills and a lotof fun from down-hill slope.

Recommended Route:
This is the best trail in Thailand, I can say that. Great for pro and advanced riders, but a bit hard for beginners. Actually, whoever can finish this trail but it's the matter of time, how fast you can.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I recommend a trail at Khao Keaw Open Zoo, a 6.5 km. per loop, guaranteed with it is an official course of the 6th Asian Mountainbike Championship. You can even try a down-hill trail in the same area, but watch out that bridge!! I'm telling you.

Reviewed by: bike user , from Bangkok

Summary:
The trail is more than 95% single track with some steep descents requiring technical skills. Some kind persons have put up RED ARROW signs to describe the difficulty level of the descents with 3 arrows being the most difficult and 2 is moderately difficult. Trails are twisted, testing bike handling skills. Wide handble-bar with bar-end is not recommended as they are likely to hook up with branches, trunks along the way. Just follow the arrow signs and you will not get lost. There are two loops, the bigger loop is about 10 km, while smaller one is about 7 km. You can park your car at the temple, but be mindful not to make much noises as the temple is well-known for meditation. Toilet and bath facilities are available. It is recommended that you donate $4-5 to the temple box for using the facilities.

Recommended Route:
It is near the famous Pattaya beach resort. The best way from Bangkok is through the Motorway to Pattaya and asks locals over there.