Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The reward is the summit: a breathtaking panoramic view over the lake and reservoir, which, according to riders, absolutely justifies the entire 90-minute loop. The approach leads along muddy tracks, over a few hills, and through sections of forest. Experienced riders confirm that the route is not technically demanding. Uncomplicated, but not very varied. If you're looking for a challenging route, this isn't the place. But if you want to enjoy an hour and a half of fresh air, the sound of engines, and good times with friends, this is the perfect spot.

What makes the experience so special is the professional instruction. Nervous beginners are guided and safely supervised. Experienced drivers report that they – which unfortunately happens far too rarely – are even allowed to take the wheel on their own. The guides also know the best photo opportunities and take the photos for you, instead of leaving you to fiddle with your phone.

Back at base camp there is a café for a cold drink, a small souvenir shop and workshops on making Thai herbal inhalers, if you have time.