Best trails in Mae Takhrai National Park
Mae Takhrai national park is located in Tambon Ta Nuea, King Amphoe Mae-On, Chiang Mai Province. The park occupies the area of 513.20 square kilometres in Chiangmai and Lamphun. Situated at about 400-2,030 metres above sea level, its landscape is comprised of highly complex mountain ranges and various forest types, such as deciduous dipterocarp forest, mixed deciduous forest, tropical rain forest, dry evergreen forest, hill evergreen forest and coniferous forest. In addition, Mae Takhrai National Park provides water supply to Huai Mae Takhrai, Huai Mae-On, Huai Mae Ta and Huai Mae Kuang, a branch of Ping River. The area is rich with wild animals big and small, ranging from different kinds of birds to muntjacs, deer, gibbons and boars.
Top trails
- (408)•Hard•4.8 miMon Jing Loop l เส้นทางเดินป่าม่อนจิ๋ง This route is a trekking route that can be started from Mae Pha Naen Reservoir, Chiang Mai Province. It is a beautiful path and one can go up to pay homage to the Buddha statue at the top. On Doi Mon Ching, there is a point known as the crater of a multi-million-year-old volcano at the top. This path walks through the forest is quite steep. Beautiful views around the nature of Chiang Mai. The journey can be pinned to Mae Pha Naen Reservoir and parked...
- (80)•Hard•3.1 miDoi Nang Mo Summit l ยอดดอยนางเมาะ This route is located in Mon Jing mountain. It is a beautiful trail that goes up to the mountain top where you will find a buddha statue. There is also an old crater located near the top of the mountain. The trail goes up quite steep, But you will see one of the most beautiful views of surrounding nature and the reservoir below. Getting there: You can head to Mae Pha Naen Reservoir and park there. Weather : It is not recommended to visit the trail from...
- (73)•Hard•4.2 mi•Est. 3–3.5 hrDoi Ngom Summit Loop l ดอยง้มเส้นทางยาว This trail is located in the east mountains of Chiangmai. It has a rough incline on the way up the trail but is surrounded by beautiful nature and various types of plants along the way. You will also see the stunning view of the mountains and the reservoir. Be careful on the way down during the rainy season or when the ground is more wet. Getting there: You can park near the reservoir area and start from there. It is not recommended to visit the...
- (33)•Hard•3.6 mi•Est. 2.5–3 hrMae Kampong Waterfall - Kew Fin Viewpoint Loop l รอบน้ำตกแม่กำปอง - จุดชมวิวกิ่วฝิ่น This Trail starts in Ban Mae Kampong and goes along the beautiful Mae Kampong Waterfall! As you continue on this path, you will be entranced by the gorgeous views. Make sure to stop by the nearby villages for some good food and drinks! Getting there: you can park near where the trail head Is located our contact Ban Mae Kampong Village for a local guided tour. Weather: It is not recommended to visit the...
- (22)•Hard•3.0 mi•Est. 2.5–3 hrMae Kampong Waterfall - Kew Fin Viewpoint Trail l น้ำตกแม่กำปอง - จุดชมวิวกิ่วฝิ่น This trail will take you from Mae Kampong Waterfall to Kew Fin Viewpoint located in Chiangmai. You will be able to see various types of vines, plants and wildlife along the way. You can enjoy the beautiful views of the mountains from above. It is recommended to wear suitable clothes for bugs and tall grasses. Best to contact a local hiking guide through the national park. It is not recommended to visit the...
- (34)•Hard•4.7 mi•Est. 3.5–4 hrDoi Ngom Trail l ดอยง้มเส้นทางสั้น This trail is located in the east mountains of Chiangmai. It has a rough incline on the way up the trail but is surrounded by beautiful nature and various types of plants along the way. From the temple, you will also see the stunning view of the mountains and the reservoir. Be careful on the way down during the rainy season or when the ground is more wet. Getting there: You can park near the reservoir area and start from there. It is not recommended to...
- (37)•Moderate•5.2 mi•Est. 2.5–3 hrHuay Lan Reservoir Extended Loop l อ่างเก็บน้ำห้วยลานระยะไกล This trail goes around the reservoir and also takes you into the forest. It offers you a variety of different views of the surrounding forests on a dirt parth and a paved path where you can also bike that goes through embracing trees, end through the natural atmosphere as well as the rubber plantations. Getting there: There is a parking lot available at the reservoir where you can start walking from there. Weather: It is not...
- (7)•Moderate•2.5 mi•Est. 1–1.5 hrMae Pha Haen Reservoir Loop l เขื่อนแม่ผาแหน This trail will take you around Mae Pha Haen Reservoir. It’s a mix of paved and dirt trails where you will get to explore the views of the reservoir and the biodiversity in the forest. Getting there: You can park at the reservoir and start hiking from there. Weather: It is not recommended to visit the trail from March-May as it is a smoky season as the farmers in northern Thailand burn their fields to prepare their land. Most accommodations...
- (4)•Hard•9.9 mi•Est. 7.5–8 hrDoi San Yao - Doi Pha Ngom l ดอยสันยาว - ดอยผาโง้ม The trail is one of many trails located in Khun Chae National Park, Chiangrai. It is absolutely one of the most beautiful trails in the area. You will be hiking through the forests as well as on the ridge of the mountain. You will explore various types of plants and wildlife as well as the beautiful surrounding mountain tops. To get to this trail, you can contact the National Park for a guided trip. It is not recommended to visit the trail...
- (8)•Moderate•2.2 mi•Est. 0.5–1 hrHuay Pa Rai Reservoir l อ่างเก็บน้ำห้วยป่าไร่ This trail goes around Huay Pa Rai Reservoir and will take you into the tranquil nature of Mae Takhrai National Park, Chiangmai. You will be experiencing beautiful plants and wildlife along the way as well as views of Huay Pa Rai Reservoir. Some sections of the trail are on a paved path and some on a dirt path. The trail is quite established and easy to walk on. You can find parking anywhere in the reservoir. It is not recommended to visit the...
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to hike in Mae Takhrai National Park?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Mae Takhrai National Park is Mon Jing Loop, which has a 4.7 star rating from 408 reviews. This trail is 4.8 mi long with an elevation gain of 1,807 ft.
What is the longest trail in Mae Takhrai National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Mae Takhrai National Park is Doi Pa Ka Peak - Doi Mae Tho. This trail is estimated to be 14.8 mi long.
How many trails are in Mae Takhrai National Park?
There are 17 trails in Mae Takhrai National Park. These trails have an average 4.1-star rating from 737 AllTrails community reviews.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Mae Takhrai National Park?
If you're looking for elevation gain, Mae Takhrai National Park has you covered. Doi Pa Ka Peak - Doi Mae Tho boasts the most elevation gain with 5,849 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Doi San Yao - Doi Pha Ngom, which will get you 3,969 ft of elevation gain.
Are there camping trails available in Mae Takhrai National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 3 camping trails in Mae Takhrai National Park and the most popular is Doi San Yao - Doi Pha Ngom with an average 4.9 star rating from 4 community reviews.
Are there running trails available in Mae Takhrai National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there is 1 running trail in Mae Takhrai National Park which is Huay Lan Reservoir Extended Loop with an average 3.7 star rating from 37 community reviews.
Are there any trails with rivers in Mae Takhrai National Park?
Yes, there are 4 trails with rivers in Mae Takhrai National Park, including Ban Mae Wan Northwest Loop, Trail 2 Ban Mae Wan Northwest, Ban Mae Wan East Trail, and Trail 1 Ban Mae Wan Northwest.
Are there any trails with scenic mountain peak views in Mae Takhrai National Park?
Yes, there are 6 trails with scenic mountain peak views in Mae Takhrai National Park, including Mon Jing Loop, Doi Nang Mo Summit, Doi Ngom Summit Loop, Doi Ngom Trail, and Doi San Yao - Doi Pha Ngom.
Are there any trails with scenic viewpoints in Mae Takhrai National Park?
Yes, there are 3 trails with scenic viewpoints in Mae Takhrai National Park, including Mae Kampong Waterfall - Kew Fin Viewpoint Loop, Mae Kampong Waterfall - Kew Fin Viewpoint Trail, and Mae Kampong East Loop.
