Cycling Tours In Uganda, Bwindi Biking Safari

Buhoma Mountain Bike Tours – Ride 4 A Woman

Enjoy a mountain bike ride within Bwindi to assist the local nearby community and the Ride 4 a Women group at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Nature + Village Mountain Bicycles Guided Rides. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest or go for a bike ride around the settlement.

The Ride 4 a Woman Organization is a brand-new activity enjoyed in Buhoma that allows visitors to participate in a variety of bicycle rides across the forest and within the neighborhood. People who participate in such activities immediately help the adjacent community.

The mountain bike rides in Bwindi are administered by a women’s club that provides qualified guides, and a maintenance shop for these bikes and every member who works in this program receive direct compensation from tourists to Buhoma who enjoy a ride on the bike.

Mountain Biking Routes for Women

Bike 4 a Woman – Forest Trail: A three-hour guided cycling ride through the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, with a concentration on birding or simply appreciating this ancient forest.

A bike ride to River Ivy and back, with much to see along the route, such as monkeys, chimps, and, if you’re lucky, Mountain Gorillas, squirrels, and duikers.

The guides are all well-skilled in detecting items that guests would otherwise overlook. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest provides a great backdrop for committed or inexperienced riders. Note that altitude matters since Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is one of Uganda’s highest points.

Bring food and lots of drinking water with you for stops in the forest.

Ride 4 a Woman – Village Bike Ride: This is a two-hour option that follows the same path as the village walk, but on a mountain bike. Thankfully, there isn’t much traffic; it’s just you and the Buhoma residents.

Throughout this bike journey, tourists will learn about the Batwa and Bagika people’s lifestyles, as well as see and learn new things.

Tour the fascinating craft center, the traditional medicinal healer with his various medicines collected from the forest, the gin distillery and the banana brewery, Mukono Primary School, and the river to see women washing their clothes, as well as the abundance of butterflies on the adjacent rock and, most importantly, the Batwa-Pygmy community. All of this on a mountain bike with a private guide to answer any questions and point out the numerous things in this neighborhood.