Doi Inthanon National Park

Thailand's highest mountain and its national park: summit boardwalks, nature trails, waterfalls and the royal pagodas.

Doi Inthanon is Thailand's highest mountain, about two hours' drive south-west of Chiang Mai in Doi Inthanon National Park. This page covers the park's family walks and viewpoints, from the short summit boardwalk to guided ridge trails. It is noticeably colder at the top than in the city, so bring warm layers, especially from November to February. A national park entry fee applies, some trails need a local guide and close in the rainy season, and road access can be slow on busy weekends. Check opening, guide and fee details with the park before travelling.

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Ang Ka Nature Trail

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Right age?
4–17 years (suggested)Check with venue
What does it cost?
Park admissionCheck with venue
Where?
Doi Inthanon & Chom ThongCheck with venue
Doi Inthanon National ParkCheck with venue
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Is it open?
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OK in rain?
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OK in haze?
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Setting
outdoorSuggested, not yet checked
Good for
nature, low energySuggested, not yet checked
Time to allow
under 1 hourSuggested, not yet checked

Short cloud-forest boardwalk near the summit of Doi Inthanon.Check with venue

Mountain temperatures can be cool.Check with venue

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Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail

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Right age?
8–17 years (suggested)Check with venue
What does it cost?
Park admission + guideCheck with venue
Where?
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Doi Inthanon National ParkChecked by editor 10 November 2026
How far?
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Is it open?
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OK in rain?
Check with venue
OK in haze?
Check with venue
Setting
outdoorSuggested, not yet checked
Good for
natureSuggested, not yet checked
Time to allow
2–4 hoursSuggested, not yet checked

A scenic ridge loop through mountain grassland and forest.Check with venue

Seasonal trail; a local guide is required.Check with venue

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Pha Dok Siew Trail

Details to confirm

Right age?
7–17 years (suggested)Check with venue
What does it cost?
Park admission + guideCheck with venue
Where?
Check with venue
Doi Inthanon National ParkChecked by editor 10 November 2026
How far?
Check with venue
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Check with venue
OK in haze?
Check with venue
Setting
outdoorSuggested, not yet checked
Good for
natureSuggested, not yet checked
Time to allow
2–4 hoursSuggested, not yet checked

Waterfall, rice terrace and coffee-village nature trail.Check with venue

The PDF reported temporary closure; confirm reopening.Check with venue

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