Quad Biking, Kent
Have you ever wanted to race around the countryside on four-wheels but with the sense of freedom you can only get from being open to elements? If yes, then you need to try quad biking.
Quad biking is one of the most fun outdoor activities I have tried (and yes I’ve tried a few). If you’ve never tried it before, I would urge you to have a go. You’ll love the feeling of the power at your fingertips. Quad bikes aren’t difficult to ride. There are of course risks to riding one, but as long as you are sensible, follow the guidance given and stay in control, you should have a really fun time.
Quad Biking, Kent
I’ve been quad biking before, so was very up for it when my now, sister-in-law suggested quad biking for part of her hen do. She booked us in with The Wright Event who are based near West Malling, Kent. She booked us in for the quad safari. It is an hour and half long event in which you learn the basics of quad handling, move on to an obstacle course and then finally end the session with a safari around the Kent countryside, including the orchards and woodlands.
The obstacle course was a lot of fun and it was surprisingly easy to drive the quad bikes exactly where you wanted them – two wheels along a log or jumping them over cones. I enjoyed it a lot. The best bit was the safari. It was great to feel a bit more freedom, to weave your way through the orchards, negotiating the bumps and drops, climbing and manoeuvring the bike to where you wanted to go. It was much more of a challenge as you had to look out for low hanging branches and also make sure you didn’t ride your bike into a ditch. You have to move your body around when you are riding a quad bike, so that you can counter-balance what the bike is doing. Asking around the hen group, I think everyone enjoyed the safari part the most, but to be honest the whole experience was brilliant.
Quad biking, Kent with The Wright Event costs £54 per person for the quad safari, but they also do other events.
Read more posts in the Days Out Category
Fab post! We went quad biking on our last holiday in Ireland and it was so exhilirating – my stepson said it was the highlight of the whole trip…great family fun. Thanks for linking up to #dreamteam, apologies for the late comment this week! xx
Sally, what a fun get together idea for a hen party! Outdoors and active, it sounds awesome. My family lives in the country, so these quads are pretty popular for driving to the neighbors, who are family too. They also drive them through the woods and over and along the river. I’ve never driven one, but I’ve ridden. Guess I better change that real soon. It looks like a blast!
Oh wow! What fun Nikki. That would be an awesome way to get around to the neighbours. Yes you should have a go, it’s a lot of fun.
my son has a battery powered quad bike but otherwise isn’t interested. Looks great fun though, Thanks for joining in with #TuesdayTreasures.
Lucky him! It was so much fun. Maybe he’ll be more interested when he gets older?
This sounds like a lot of fun. Great idea for a hen party 🙂
Thanks for linking up to #AnythingGoes 🙂
Debbie
It was so much fun Debbie. I’d love to go again.
I have thoroughly enjoyed quad biking in the past even if I once fell off and it drove over me. #TuesdayTreasures
Oh no that sounds terrible. I hope you weren’t hurt Helena. It can be a lot of fun though.
Quad biking is absolutely class! Great way to spend some time outdoors and have some serious fun.
I agree Ross. It’s one of those activities you don’t realise how much fun it is until you do it.
Never tried it and honestly wouldn’t know if there was one in my entire state (Kerala, India)
But damn! That looks like so much fun!
It was so much fun. You should definitely find out if its an option in Kerala. Would be such a fun activity.
This is right up my street! I cant wait until my two are old enough to enjoy activities like this, looks like great fun!
what a great day out! it’s always fun when you do something a bit different and that’s what makes life special.
Looks like great fun! When I was younger, much younger, I had two mini-bikes – – little engines, but LOVED the feeling of riding with the wind in my hair. Good times!