The Huay Kaew Waterfall – Pha Ngoeb Nature Trail stretches approximately 3 kilometers long (round trip), with an elevation ranging from 350 to 500 meters above sea level. The trail starts at Huay Kaew Waterfall and leads to Pha Ngoeb, passing through deciduous dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests. Along the way, visitors can enjoy variety of plant species, birds, insects, and small wildlife can be observed. A scenic viewpoint along the trail offers a beautiful panoramic view of Chiang Mai city.

The Wat Pha Lat Nature Trail stretches approximately 2 kilometers long, with an elevation ranging from 440 to 615 meters above sea level. The trail is more than just an ordinary hiking path, it's a route deeply intertwined with Lanna history and Buddhist tradition. Before the road to Doi Suthep was constructed, this trail served as a pilgrimage route for monks and devotees making their way up the mountain to pay homage to Phra That Doi Suthep. Walking this path today is like retracing the footsteps of history, offering a rare opportunity to connect with both nature and the cultural heritage of Lanna

The Monthathan Nature Trail stretches approximately 1.5 kilometers long, with an elevation ranging from 680 to 785 meters above sea level. The Monthathan Waterfall is main highlight, Formerly known as "San Pa Yang Waterfall”, named after the abundance of Yang Pai trees in the area. This medium-sized waterfall cascades from a high cliff into a natural pool below. The surrounding area is covered in lush tropical forests, making it ideal for tourism and ecological studies. Along the trail, visitors can enjoy the natural beauty, including diverse flora and fauna.

The Big Fig Tree Nature Trail stretches approximately 2 kilometers long (round trip), with an elevation ranging from 1,050 to 1,130 meters above sea level. The trail winds through a rich, tropical forest shaded by towering trees, with a majestic, century-old fig tree as its iconic landmark. Along the way, visitors can experience the area’s remarkable biodiversity, including a variety of native plants and wildlife.

The Hermit’s Cave Nature Trail stretches approximately 1 kilometers long, with an elevation ranging from 1,150 to 1,130 meters above sea level. The trail is a scenic hiking route that winds through lush, tropical forests. The main highlight is Hermit’s Cave (Rue Si Cave) a beautiful and tranquil cave rich in local history and cultural significance related to Doi Suthep. As you walk along the trail, you’ll be immersed in nature, with opportunities to observe diverse native plant species and small wildlife.

The Doi Pui Peak Nature Trail stretches approximately 3 kilometers long (round trip), with an elevation ranging from 1,550 to 1,685 meters above sea level. The trail is a hiking route that takes visitors to the summit of Doi Pui, the highest point of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, at an elevation of 1,685 meters above sea level. The trail passes through a lush forest. During the winter season, the temperature ranges from 10-15°C. Along the way, visitors can encounter native tree species and wildlife.