Distance: 60.75 km
Elevation Gain: 217 m
Coffee Stop: Need Cafe
A loop heading south out of Doi Saket, passing through San Kamphaeng towards the quiet backroads of Mae Pha Haen. The route is mostly flat except when approaching the Mae Pha Haen dam.
Company: Solo
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Distance: 65.51 km
Elevation Gain: 800 m
Coffee Stop: Secret Elephant Sanctuary
This ride in Mae Taeng starts from Route 107 and climbs up into the scenic valley where there are many elephant camps. A gravel road leads to a coffee stop at the Secret Elephant Sanctuary. After coffee, the route takes an alternative mountain road back toward the starting point. Both the beginning and end of this loop are a stretch of gravel road running parallel to the 107.
Distance: 60.53 km
Elevation Gain: 204 m
Coffee Stop: Life Happens Coffee
A flat ride heading southeast toward San Kamphaeng for a coffee stop at Life Happens. From there, the route follows the upper irrigation canal road heading north before looping back home.
Distance: 70.59 km
Elevation Gain: 437 m
Coffee Stop: C Kaffe Coffee & Bakery
This loop starts along Route 107 and heads north through Mae Taeng up to the Mae Ngad Dam. From the dam, first a bit of gravel road and then to a coffee stop at C. Kaffe Coffee. The route then turns west, crossing Route 107, before finally looping south to complete the ride with another stretch of gravel.
Distance: 54.02 km
Elevation Gain: 164 m
Coffee Stop: Pan's Farm
This is a flat, anti-clockwise loop that heads south first toward San Kamphaeng. From there, the route turns north, following a the lower and upper irrigation canals. After a coffee stop at Pan's farm, the loop continues north to Doi Saket before turning back west to head home.
Distance: 66.75 km
Elevation Gain: 270 m
Coffee Stop: Need Cafe
This loop heads east, passing The Cave to circle around the Crazy Horse area before heading south. The route then turns back west, passing through San Kamphaeng and Bo Sang before heading home. This was a special ride, because during this trip I received the news that my first granddaughter was born.
Distance: 61.25 km
Elevation Gain: 427 m
Coffee Stop: Pan's Farm
An anti-clockwise loop heading east through the hills near the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs. The route then turns north towards the Mae On Dam, followed by some gravel road sections on the way west through the Huai Hong Khrai area. After a coffee stop at Pan’s Farm, it's a straight ride back home.
Distance: 81.33 km
Elevation Gain: 273 m
Coffee Stop: Need Coffee
A mainly flat ride heading south to the Mae Thi Dam. The route then turns north along an irrigation canal road, passing the Alpine Golf Resort before making a coffee stop at Need Café. From there, it is a direct ride back home.
Distance: 70.29 km
Elevation Gain: 532 m
Coffee Stop: The Cave Cafe & Eatery
A loop heading east into the hills near the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs and continuing up to the Mae On Dam. The route explores some quiet backcountry roads beyond the reservoir, including some unpaved gravel sections. Then stopping for coffee at The Cave Cafe before heading back home.
Distance: 62.47 km
Elevation Gain: 207 m
Coffee Stop: Henk Jan
A flat ride heading out toward Maejo and continuing further north for a coffee stop at a friend's house, before taking a different route back home.
Distance: 39.45 km
Elevation Gain: 214 m
Coffee Stop: Pan's Farm
A mainly flat anti-clockwise loop. Headed east and south, before turning back north to a coffee break at Pan's Farm, which involved some gravel roads. After coffee north and then completed the loop back home.
Distance: 47.26 km
Elevation Gain: 218 m
Coffee Stop: Pan's Farm
A ride with some parts gravel. First headed north toward the Mae Kuang Dam. From there, turning south to follow some gravel roads near the quarry east of the irrigation canal. After crossing Route 118, continued south to a coffee break at Pan's Farm, then completed the loop back home.
Distance: 51.95 km
Elevation Gain: 167 m
Coffee Stop: Village Green
An anti-clockwise loop with a coffee stop at Village Green. A very special ride; it was halfway through this route that I received the phone call announcing the birth of my first grandson.