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Get on an ATV and cross jungle tracks, rice paddies, and a shallow river on a 10 km loop around Ubud. This 90–120 minute ride pairs safety briefings and shuttle options with muddy fun and panoramic photo stops.
Get on an ATV and cross jungle tracks, rice paddies, and a shallow river on a 10 km loop around Ubud. This 90–120 minute ride pairs safety briefings and shuttle options with muddy fun and panoramic photo stops.
You arrive at a low-slung compound on the edge of Ubud’s rice country: mud-splattered boots lined up, helmets waiting on a wooden table, and the humid tang of wet earth rising from nearby paddies. The guide hands a helmet, points down a narrow track, and the engine’s rumble answers the jungle — this is not a safari, it’s hands-on country riding.
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Operated by Gorgeous Bali Tour · Ubud, Bali
You arrive at a low-slung compound on the edge of Ubud’s rice country: mud-splattered boots lined up, helmets waiting on a wooden table, and the humid tang of wet earth rising from nearby paddies. The guide hands a helmet, points down a narrow track, and the engine’s rumble answers the jungle — this is not a safari, it’s hands-on country riding.
The route follows old villagers’ tracks carved into volcanic soil deposited by Bali’s volcanic system; fertile terraces and river channels frame shallow valleys that rice farmers have shaped for centuries. Along the way you pass small temples, a playful gorilla statue photo stop, and a tunnel cut through a slope that hints at local enthusiasm for fun as much as function.
Practicalities are straightforward: the loop is roughly 10 km and the operator schedules about 90–120 minutes from arrival to finish, including briefing, ride time, and showers. Terrain shifts rapidly — hard-packed dirt, wet mud, shallow river crossings, short steep climbs — so expect a mix of slow technical sections and open runs.
Bring closed-toe shoes and a change of clothes, secure cameras in waterproof pouches, and follow your guide’s instructions; they set pace, line choice, and where to stop for photos. If you book pickup, allow extra travel time from Seminyak or Canggu. After the ride you’ll clean off, take a buffet lunch, and head back with a clearer sense of why Ubud’s countryside rewards a bit of messy exploration.
moderate.
1.5–2 hours.
Suitable for most people with basic fitness—ability to balance and hold on for short climbs recommended
Solo rides are for ages 13–65; tandem rides allow a passenger aged 6–12 when paired with an adult rider.
Yes — operators commonly offer hotel pickup from Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran and surrounding areas; pickup time varies by distance.
No — brief safety training and guided riding are provided, but riders should be comfortable with basic throttle and brake control.
Yes — the price typically includes shower facilities, lockers, towels, and a buffet lunch after the ride.
Ubud’s valleys have been irrigated for centuries; the subak terrace system and volcanic soils underpin the island’s rice farming culture that the trails traverse.
Stick to marked tracks, avoid driving through active rice paddies, and respect local farms to reduce erosion and disturbance to crops.
Gorgeous Bali Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive at a low-slung compound on the edge of Ubud’s rice country: mud-splattered boots lined up, helmets waiting on a wooden table, and the humid tang of wet earth rising from nearby paddies. The guide hands a helmet, points down a narrow track, and the engine’s rumble answers the jungle — this is not a safari, it’s hands-on country riding.
You arrive at a low-slung compound on the edge of Ubud’s rice country: mud-splattered boots lined up, helmets waiting on a wooden table, and the humid tang of wet earth rising from nearby paddies. The guide hands a helmet, points down a narrow track, and the engine’s rumble answers the jungle — this is not a safari, it’s hands-on country riding.
The route follows old villagers’ tracks carved into volcanic soil deposited by Bali’s volcanic system; fertile terraces and river channels frame shallow valleys that rice farmers have shaped for centuries. Along the way you pass small temples, a playful gorilla statue photo stop, and a tunnel cut through a slope that hints at local enthusiasm for fun as much as function.
Practicalities are straightforward: the loop is roughly 10 km and the operator schedules about 90–120 minutes from arrival to finish, including briefing, ride time, and showers. Terrain shifts rapidly — hard-packed dirt, wet mud, shallow river crossings, short steep climbs — so expect a mix of slow technical sections and open runs.
Bring closed-toe shoes and a change of clothes, secure cameras in waterproof pouches, and follow your guide’s instructions; they set pace, line choice, and where to stop for photos. If you book pickup, allow extra travel time from Seminyak or Canggu. After the ride you’ll clean off, take a buffet lunch, and head back with a clearer sense of why Ubud’s countryside rewards a bit of messy exploration.