Day 1: Cycle from Dalat to Bidoup National Park (50 Km)

Our journey begins from our office, and we’ll pedal our way through a captivating pine forest with breathtaking vistas. What makes this experience truly special is the absence of crowds and traffic – just you, your guide, and the pristine natural surroundings.

As we navigate the terrain, you’ll encounter some thrilling uphill and downhill stretches, providing the perfect opportunity to test your endurance and balance, covering 18 kilometres of single track in the first segment.
Throughout the ride, you’ll encounter various points of interest, including panoramic views of the highest peaks (Langbian Mountain), enchanting Pine forests, vibrant Flower gardens, lush coffee Plantations, and the romantic Love Valley.

You can choose to go at your preferred pace, whether it’s a brisk ride or a more leisurely one, catering to your endurance level. So, relish the journey and push your limits.

In the second part of our adventure, we transition from single track to a picturesque new road leading to Bidoup National Park. Along the way, you’ll pass by persimmon fruit plantations and continue to enjoy mesmerising vistas. Don’t forget to pause for some memorable photographs at the minority villages you’ll encounter.

Upon reaching the national park, we embark on a refreshing hike to the captivating Thien Thai waterfall within the vicinity. Here, you can take a relaxing swim and unwind after a rewarding day of cycling. Overnight at basic guesthouse.

Day 2: Cycle to of Nha Trang Beach (70 Km)

We resume our cycling adventure after a hearty breakfast in the park, setting our course for Nha Trang. This leg of the journey promises thrilling highland cycling and an exhilarating 29-kilometer descent to the coastal paradise.

Our ride commences in a charming pine forest, guiding us through rolling hills adorned with scenic vistas of farms, countryside, and the majestic Nui Ba Mountain.

As we near the top of the pass, there’s one final 3-kilometer climb, followed by an exciting downhill stretch. Notably, the 28-kilometer uninterrupted descent is the longest continuous downhill section on our route.

Upon reaching the base of the pass, we pause for a picnic-style lunch by the tranquil riverside. Faster riders may choose to enjoy their lunch at the pass summit before embarking on the thrilling descent.

Following our lunch break, we embark on a pleasant one-hour transfer into the coastal gem of Nha Trang, passing by quaint farms and rolling hills along the way.

The average riding distance covers 70 kilometres, with the flexibility for riders to opt for more or less cycling. Our support vehicle is always available for weary cyclists and is also used to transport luggage and supplies.

As our journey concludes, we bid farewell for now, but we hope to see you again soon for more incredible adventures Vietnam on two wheels.