Fatbike tours
A fatbike is a further development of an off-road bicycle and its most distinctive elements are the oversized tires – you´ll spend less energy, pass a longer distance, and see much more! Fatbikes can go through deep water, sand, and mud; and they can climb up mountains and rocks. Fatbike tours do not require intense physical preparation because a fatbike is suitable for everyone. Take on a fatbike tour to Lahemaa National Park or to Türisalu cliff or to the beach dunes in Pärnu! Actually anywhere you´d like to go – even to places that cannot be reached by car or on foot!
There are several fat bike tour options near Tallinn as the ideal choice for observing Estonian wild nature.
Türisalu cliff fatbike tour: One of the nature sightseeing of this tour is 31 meters high Türisalu cliff, which offers a wonderful view of the sea and Vääna beach. Fatbikes are perfect for travelling along the border of the sea and the sky as the oversized tires are meant for conquering difficult landscapes. The tour starts at the Keila-Joa manor park where group will follow a river until it leads straight to the beach!
Lahemaa National park fatbike tours : Explore the most northern mainland part of Estonia. This mysterious land was kept closed in The Soviet Union era and so this part of Estonia is especially well preserved. In the middle of forrest and nature this place can reveal itself from the side, that you did not expect from the place like that. In this journey you will try, how fatbikes work on sand, gravel, forrest trails and a bit even on asfalt. Tour starts from the village Pärispea and takes you through the main sightseeing of the peninsula, including abandoned Soviet research center .
If you are having an event in Pärnu, you can also take on a fatbike tour to the beach dunes in Pärnu! Actually anywhere you´d like to go – even to places that cannot be reached by car or on foot! And one more good thing, there’s no off-season with these incredibly capable bikes!
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