We start our day with a 40 minute drive up into the Bidoup National Park area on a mountainous ridgeline that runs northwest of the Langbian Mountain area. As we make our way up in elevation we start to see glimpses of the deep jungle area off to the east.

We start our trek by slowly wandering uphill to an elevation of over 1,900 meters and pass through areas of both jungle and pine forest. The trail is mostly moderate and the ascent is  gradual. We get spectacular views of jungle maned mountains and valleys in the distance.

Just before the midway point of our trek we veer off onto a barely visible trail that leads to a series of secluded waterfalls known to the local indigenous people as ‘Da Lo’. We spend some time here relaxing and soaking in the scenery, and if the weather is right (warm) we can swim
in the crystal clear water at the base of one of the falls.

We continue our trek from here and move through sections of jungle areas before descending into the pine forested area below. We eventually meet the river that we follow for a while and pick out a peaceful spot beside it for lunch.

Dalat is known as the vegetable garden of Vietnam and lunch offers you a chance to try some of the areas tasty produce. After lunch we move into a valley that is covered with small farms growing everything from fruits and vegetables to flowers. We move through this valley and over to the base of Langbian Mountain, where our vehicle  meets us for the 20 minute drive back to Dalat.

Start Time 8:30 AM
Finish Time Depends on you – how fast do you want to go?
Duration At least 4.5 hours
Departure Days Daily
Activities Mountain Biking
Biking Grade 8 – Physically Challenging. Be fit or at least willing to push yourself
Transportation High-end mountain bike and vehicle transfers
Meals Fruit snack, purified drinking water, picnic lunch. Please note one day in advance if you have special dietary requirements
What to Bring  Hat, sunscreen, repellent, camera, sport shoes. Sandals
are not recommended

Inclusive Hat, sunscreen, repellent, swimsuit (if desired), camera, rain gear (during rainy season), comfortable walking shoes such as sport shoes or hiking boots. Sandals are not recommended.

Exclusive English speaking guide, all necessary forest and tourist permits, first aid kit, meal and transport as listed above