Laos Dirt Bike Adventure Tours
Threading your way through the jungles and mountains on a dirt bike in Laos will offer an adventure of a lifetime – from off-the-beaten tracks, hidden villages and natural beauty that few visitors ever experience. Between the winding mountain paths and scenic riverside trails, Laos dirt biking is a combination of adventure, culture mixture and stunning views.
The dirt bike tours are ideal for those who want to explore Laos beyond the beaten track. As opposed to typical sightseeing tours, dirt biking allows you to:
For both seasoned riders and beginners, Laos has trails and tours to cater for all skill levels. A host of local agents supply good quality bicycles, all necessary equipment and a professional guide to make your journey safe and memorable.
Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng
This route traverses the picturesque mountains, rivers and country-side villages. Almost three miles round-trip, on the way you can stop at secret waterfalls, caves and rice paddies while taking in the breathtaking vista of northern Laos.
Vang Vieng to Phonsavan
This epic route is suitable for intermediate riders. It traverses hilly mountain trails, ethnic minority villages and the infamous Plain of Jars, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Southern Laos Tours
Southern Laos, home to Pakse and the Bolaven Plateau, has tracks that meander through coffee plantations, waterfalls and highland villages. It’s an ideal setting for cyclists who crave a blend of nature, culture and adrenaline.
Views: Panoramic views of mountains, rivers and lush green forests
Cultural Encounters: Villages, markets and temples (PhotoSTOP)
Adventure: Off road trails, muddy tracks and river crossings
Local Cuisine: Pull in to street side restaurants and sample real Lao food.
Guided Tours: Experienced guides will give safety instruction, bike support and cultural information.
Beginners and more experienced riders are welcome. Safety training and appropriate bikes for all skill levels are normally included in guided tours Most companies also offer helmets, water bottles, and light snacks.
November-February Monthly average temperature: 75°F The cooler and drier months are the best time to dirt bike when weather is comfortable and trails are dry.
Tours can be half-day treks or multi-day sojourns, depending on your preference and the route.
We recommend a guided tour especially for those who are new to the area and/or riding for the first time. Guides are safe and offer local knowledge.
Yes, renting is an option but you could be “riding blind” a bit with local terrain/trails/roads and local traffic laws.