MAIN RESORT: Baan Subsirathong

Baan Subsirathong is the main resort, and is beautifully built into the hillside. It has a total of 25 rooms, ranging from rooms with king or twin beds, and rooms with multiple beds (as many as 7 or 10 beds).

How to book a room: This year, we have created a booking sheet for the resort, which you can access

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HHZD-VxpMPyf5wSLwiiMMLcgYDFocsce/edit?gid=2008644024#gid=2008644024

Bookings are on a first-come, first-served basis.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DOCUMENT, PLEASE REACH OUT TO PETER "CREAMY ENDING" peter.dupont@protonmail.com

BACKUP RESORTS

Napha Guest House (นภาบ้านพักเขายายเที่ยง)

This is a quaint and cosy resort with a main house and 2 additional guest houses adjacent. It is about 50 meters walk about the lower (back) gate of the Main Resort and is thus very convenient.

How to book a room: Call Khun Napha (see below). She only speaks Thai.

Tel (Thai language only, Khun Napha): 062 107 4184

Location of Annex: https://goo.gl/maps/gWBvXxnZBYyhhY9ZA

Moonstar@KhaoYaiTiang (12 rooms)

Moonstar Resort is a pleasant and comfortable resort about 300 meters from the main resort. It has nice view over the valley around Lam Takhong Reservoir. Most of the rooms are THB 1,500, including breakfast. There are 3 upstairs rooms that go for THB 2,000 The rooms only have soap, so bring your own shampoo and/or conditioner.

How to book a room: Send a Line message to Khun Junior, or call him (he speaks English).

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moonstarkhaoyaitiang?checkpoint_src=any

Line: +66 80 265 3649 Or Line ID = junior9320

Tel (English speaker – Khun Junior): 080 265 3649

Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zyFm4Rgvq1o56QKn6

Resort details

Phone number: +66 86 331 9263 (Thai language only, NOT for reservations)

Email: peter.dupont@protonmail.com

Rooms

Meals

The dinner buffet on Saturday night will be at the main resort and will have vegetarian options. The cost is THB 300 per head. Those staying at the main resort can pay for their buffet when they book their rooms. Those staying at one of the backup resorts can pay for the buffet when they arrive, but should email Creamy Ending peter.dupont@protonmail.com so we have an approximate head count
After dinner we will have karaoke and dancing.

Hares

Steve 'Cacafonix' C, Tom 'Mother Trucker' I, Peter 'Creamy Ending' D, Harold 'Big Dipper' H, and Matthew 'Bush Shagger' M

What to expect?

Khao Yai Tieng (KYT) is easily one of the most beautiful—and let’s be honest, most challenging—hashes of the year. Its unique topography features a dramatic ridge running down from the top of the mountain, with a pumped storage reservoir sitting proudly at the peak. Add in the 12 massive wind turbines that line the ridge, sweeping down toward the plateau near Friendship Highway and the Laem Takong reservoir, and you've got quite the scene.

In past KYT hashes, we have taken you through a series of ups and downs, literally. We’d descend into a valley, climb back up to the plateau where the Ma Du Dao restaurant is located, and then loop around it—often resulting in rides with a vertical climb ranging between 700 and 800 meters. These technical challenges have been known to scare off some hashers who prefer a more “family-friendly” experience.

Well, good news! This year, we’re shaking things up. Think of it as the KYT version of a ski resort—minus the snow (and, unfortunately, the chairlifts). We’ve crafted a Saturday hash that keeps you all on the KYT ridge, making it both family-friendly and fun! Get ready to explore the wonders of the KYT Bike Park on both Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday's Ride (2 November at 12:30)

The ride kicks off with a 10 km downhill stretch toward the cliff, followed by a descent down the Green Trail (aka Cliff Trail). We’ll then cut over to Harold’s Foreplay, glide onto Harold’s Highway, connect to EGAT Connection, and finish up on Dead Dog Lane. Your ride can end with a coffee at the one of shops at the bottom of the access road, near Friendship Highway—because what's a good hash without a good coffee (or beer), right?

Now, since we could not afford to set up a chairlift, we’ve arranged the next best thing: 5 trusty “songtaews” (trucks with bench seats) to whisk you back up to the top of the mountain. Of course, for those feeling extra energetic, you’re welcome to skip the ride and pedal your way back up.

Once you're back at the top of KYT (near the guardhouse below the dam), you’ll be able to choose your adventure—among 5 trail options in the KYT bike park. These are trails developed for the KYT Enduro a few years back. Here’s the lineup:

• Purple Trail

• Orange Trail

• Yellow Creamy Trail (aka Creamy Ending)

• Red Trail

• Black Trail (aka Rock Garden—a double black diamond!)

Sunday’s Ride (3 November around 9:30)

On Sunday, we will ride off as usual at 9:30 am, and we will continue the family-friendly vibe, sticking to the bike park side of the mountain. We’ll start by heading past the restaurant and up toward Cacafonix Gardens, before swinging around to hit some fresh new trails, including the Blue Trail and Solar Up. For the more adventurous, we’ve got an FRB loop too! The total distance for Sunday will be a manageable 20 km.

So, whether you're a seasoned hash rider or someone just looking for a more relaxed experience, we’ve got you covered. Get ready for an epic weekend of fun, breathtaking views, and good times at KYT!