3 Best Dirt Bike Trails in Bali — From Jungle to Beach
1️⃣ Kintamani Black Lava Ride — The Volcanic Playground
The legend itself. Kintamani’s black lava trail sits right on Mount Batur’s slopes, a wild mix of soft volcanic ash and rocky ridges. The view’s straight out of another planet — pure black earth with a smoking volcano backdrop.
This trail is beginner-friendly yet exciting enough for seasoned riders. The lava surface changes constantly, keeping you alert and on your toes. Add in some sunrise light or a quick detour through pine forest, and you’ve got a Bali ride you’ll never forget.
👉 HRK’s half-day Kintamani dirt bike tour includes gear, local guides, and a full safety briefing — perfect for anyone trying off-road for the first time.
2️⃣ Tabanan Jungle Trails — Green, Muddy, and Raw
Tabanan’s where Bali goes wild. Deep in the west, you’ll find trails that weave through rice terraces, muddy jungle tracks, river crossings, and steep hill climbs. The terrain changes fast — one minute you’re sliding through red clay, the next you’re splashing through a creek with birds echoing in the trees.
HRK’s guides love this route because it’s pure adventure. You’ll learn how to handle mud, balance through roots, and keep your line through narrow jungle paths. The area’s still raw and quiet — no crowds, no traffic, just the sound of your engine and nature.
If you’re chasing that real Bali dirt bike tour vibe, this is it.
3️⃣ HRK Local Trails — Hidden Gems Only Locals Know
Not every epic trail is on a map. HRK’s guides grew up riding these tracks, and they’ve got secret routes connecting villages, plantations, and forest ridges that tourists never find. These local trails give you a glimpse of real Balinese life — kids waving as you pass, farmers smiling, and views that stretch all the way to the ocean.
Depending on your level, HRK customizes each Bali dirt bike tour — whether you want smooth dirt roads or gnarly technical climbs, they’ll build the route to match your vibe.
It’s what makes HRK special: rides designed by riders, not by travel agencies.
