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I first rode in Thailand in 2016. What was supposed to be “just one trip” turned into almost a decade of returning — first for a month or two, eventually for half the year. I’ve ridden most of Northern Thailand’s mountain provinces: Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai,
Finding a motorcycle tour designed specifically for women used to feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. For years, we had to settle for generic group trips where we were often the only girls in a sea of men, riding at a pace or
Most people who go motorbiking in Thailand stick to the same handful of routes. The Mae Hong Son Loop. The road to Pai. Maybe Doi Suthep on a Sunday morning. And there’s nothing wrong with that — but if that’s all you see, you’re missing what
If there’s one route that makes Northern Thailand feel like it was designed by someone who really, really loves motorcycles, it’s the Mae Hong Son Loop. The loop starts and ends in Chiang Mai and threads you through mountains, jungle, quiet towns, and an almost silly
The Freedom of Riding Solo There’s something deeply transformative about setting off alone on two wheels. Solo motorcycle travel gives you complete freedom. You wake up when you want, stop where you feel like it, eat when you’re hungry, and ride until your body tells you
