Joanna James
Planning on biking in and around Krabi? Here is a top list of curated trail maps to help nature lovers, hikers and campers consider and include in their explorations of Krabi. Read on to find out more.
A popular trail for road biking, birding and hiking, this 1.3 km out-and-back trail located near Mueang Krabi, is generally considered to be an easy route. Taking an average of 16 minutes to complete, one will get the chance to enjoy some quiet solitude during mid-day. Dogs are welcome, but not off-leash. The best time to visit this trail is anywhere between November to late February. If you are keen on exploring this trail, many hotels such as Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort will be happy to arrange for a visit with a suitable guide to the trail upon the request of their guests.
Thinking of more fun Ao Nang things to do? Check out this point-to-point trail lying near Mueang Krabi. Do note that this 9 km route is considered to be moderately challenging and takes approximately 2 hours to complete. This route too is popular for road biking and birding opportunities. The route is not crowded and by mid-afternoon becomes relatively quiet, offering adventurous plenty of solitude and quiet time.
A popular area for fishing, birding and paddle sports, the Krabi Town River Walk is an easy-to-cover route, taking approximately just 40 minutes to complete. Another point-to-point trail located near Mueneg Krabi, the Krabi Town River walk tends to attract many people keen on having fun in the great outdoors.
A mountain park brimming with a rich and diverse collection of flora and fauna in addition to some truly spectacular vistas of the expansive landscape around, Hang Kak definitely needs exploring. The park is renowned for its winding hiking trail, which is easy to take on. Do keep in mind that there are seven steep ascents to cut through. The park is open to the public from 8 am to 3 pm daily. To reach the base, you can either rent a motorbike or hire a taxi.
If you are an experienced hiker in a great state of fitness, the Ant Tek Koh Phi Phi trail will prove rewarding. This fascinating trail will see you through some quaint villages and lush mangroves, with a few moderately steep parts. When you get to the end, your reward will consist of a secret beach of sorts called Nui Bay, which is renowned for its beauty and the solitude it offers. The hiking distance and duration include eight kilometres and five hours respectively. Consider leaving some time to enjoy a refreshing dip in cool gin-clear water and snap some beautiful pictures. Afterwards, you can make your way back in the glow of lamps that light the way!
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