Best trails in Ob Khan National Park
Featuring mountains made of limestone and rock, Ob Khan National Park is the only place where visitors can see Dendrobium Wardianum bloom during January in Thailand. This is popular and known for Ob Khan, a small but steep cliff that overlooks the Mae Kan River. This park is also the source of water for Win River, Kan River, and Wang River. Make sure to also check out the various waterfalls located in this park for stunning views and serene beauty. You will not be disappointed!
Ob Khan is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, especially tree species. Visitors can find pine trees, evergreens, and much more within the park. Other attractions include: Pha Toob, Huai Ya Sai, Tukgataen Cave, and Mae To hot springs.
Top trails
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(34)
•Moderate
•1.0 mi
•Est. 29m
Ob Khan Nature Trail Loop l เส้นทางศึกษาธรรมชาติอบข่าน
This trail will take you along the peaceful river that flows through the forest and is part of Ob Khan National Park. It is relatively an easy trail and is mostly flat. You will get to experience the rainforest trees and various types of plants as well as the lushness of the river.
Getting there: You can Street Park near where the trail head starts.
Weather: It is not recommended to visit the trail from March-May as it is a smoky...
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(15)
•Moderate
•4.2 mi
•Est. 1h 48m
Ob Khan Golden Spider MTB Loop l ทางจักรยานเสือภูเขาโกลเด้นสไปเดอร์ ออบขาน
This trail is a famous trail for mountain biking and it will take you through the beautiful stretching path in nature. You will get to explore the forest and see the views of the mountains around as well as the reservoir.
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 are closed...
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(10)
•Moderate
•0.8 mi
•Est. 29m
Tat Krok Waterfall l น้ำตกตาดครก
This trail takes you through the stretches of forest to the beautiful Tat Krok waterfall. It is a relatively short and easy trail with some rocky sections. You will explore various types of plants and wildlife. There are many flat rocks at the waterfall where you can sit back and relax. You will also find pockets of ponds to go for a dip. There is a temple near the entrance of the trail.
It is not recommended to visit the trail from March-May as it is a...
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(14)
•Moderate
•1.6 mi
•Est. 55m
Wat Phra That Si Mueang Pong Temple l โลหะปราสาทพระธาตุศรีเมืองปง
Wat Phra That Si Mueang Pong temple is a beautiful, newly built pagoda and temple. This temple is home to bells, shrines, and Buddhist relics. You will also experience the astounding panoramic views as it overlooks the jungles, mountains, and villages. Please make your visit in respectful gestures and make sure to dress culturally appropriate (For example; pants that cover at least your knees and tops that cover your shoulder)...
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(21)
•Hard
•7.1 mi
•Est. 4h 2m
Takkatan Cave l ถ้ำตั๊กแตน
This trail that leads you to Takkatan cave is part of the National Park. The cave was discovered over a hundred years ago with the story that it has become a shelter for thousands of grasshoppers during the rainy season. And that was how Takkatan Cave got its name (Takkatan means grasshoppers). You will be hiking through beautiful villages and agricultural areas on the way.
Getting there: You can take the highway 1 2 6 9 and Continue for about 25 kilometers, you...
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(8)
•Moderate
•5.6 mi
•Est. 2h 47m
Sri Sang Wan Waterfall l น้ำตกศรีสังวาลย์
This trail is one of many trails near Sri Sang Wan Waterfall where you can hike or do an off-road drive. You will be going through the lushness of forest along the way with various types of plants, wildlife, and views of mountains.
Getting there: You can park where the trail head starts or start driving from the starting point on the map.
Some areas are subject to closure due to weather conditions and habitat rehabilitation.
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(10)
•Hard
•9.4 mi
•Est. 5h 50m
Ban Tha Than North Loop l เส้นทางบ้านธาธาร
This trail is located near Ban Tha Than in Ob Khan National Park, Chiangmai. You will experience the beautiful nature from various types of plants and wildlife to an ancient temple on the trail. This trail is suitable for both hiking and mountain biking. Please make your visit in respectful gestures and make sure to dress culturally appropriate (For example; pants that cover at least your knees and tops that cover your shoulder) as it is a religious...
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(7)
•Moderate
•8.3 mi
•Est. 3h 44m
Mae Khanin Upstream Trail l เส้นทางเลียบห้วยแม่ขนิล
The trail will take you along the river stream through the forest with various types of plants and trees all along the way. Some sections of the trail can be muddy or goes through the water, please wear suitable shoes to get wet with.
Getting there: There is a small parking area on the street. However the street is very narrow, please park carefully.
Weather: It is not recommended to visit the trail from March-May as it is a smoky...
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(14)
•Moderate
•2.3 mi
•Est. 1h 19m
Lam Nam Mae Khan River Loop l เส้นทางเลียบลำน้ำแม่ขาน
This trail will take you along the peaceful river that flows through the forest and is part of Ob Khan National Park. You will get to experience the rainforest trees and various types of plants as well as the lushness of the river.
Getting there: You can Street Park near where the trail head starts.
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...
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(6)
•Hard
•6.4 mi
•Est. 3h 42m
Srisangwan Waterfall - Hmong Village l น้ำตกศรีสังวาลย์ - หมู่บ้านม้ง
This trail is one of many trails near Sri Sang Wan Waterfall. You will be going through the lushness of forest along the way with various types of plants, wildlife, and views of mountains, and ends your hike Hmong Village where you can learn more about the culture and people.
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...
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to hike in Ob Khan National Park?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Ob Khan National Park is Ob Khan Nature Trail Loop, which has a 4.7 star rating from 32 reviews. This trail is 1.0 mi long with an elevation gain of 196 ft.
What is the longest trail in Ob Khan National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Ob Khan National Park is Ban Huay Sieo - Wat Nin Praphra Loop. This trail is estimated to be 14.4 mi long.
How many trails are in Ob Khan National Park?
There are 26 trails in Ob Khan National Park. These trails have an average 3.8-star rating from 216 AllTrails community reviews.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Ob Khan National Park?
If you're looking for elevation gain, Ob Khan National Park has you covered. Ob Khan OHV Route boasts the most elevation gain with 8,641 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Ban Huay Sieo - Wat Nin Praphra Loop, which will get you 3,323 ft of elevation gain.
Are there running trails available in Ob Khan National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 10 running trails in Ob Khan National Park and the most popular is Ob Khan Golden Spider MTB Loop with an average 4.1 star rating from 15 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Ob Khan National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 10 biking trails in Ob Khan National Park and the most popular is Ob Khan Golden Spider MTB Loop with an average 4.1 star rating from 15 community reviews.