From the Khroumirie Mountains to the Aïn Draham forest trails, mountain biking in this part of Tunisia is an adrenaline-filled journey through one of North Africa’s greenest and most unspoiled landscapes.
Region: Jendouba Governorate
Landscape: Dense pine and cork oak forests, steep terrain, mountain villages
Ideal for: Intermediate to advanced riders
Highlights: Spring-fed waterfalls, panoramic ridgelines, and cool temperatures even in summer
Region: Near Ghardimaou, close to the Algerian border
Terrain: Varied trails through protected woodland and wildlife zones
Wildlife: Barbary deer, boars, birds of prey
Why ride here: Rare chance to explore a national park by bike
Length: ~40 km (can be broken up or extended)
Route type: Point-to-point or loop
Combo: Coastal cliffs, forested mountains, and winding roads
Extra: Stop for a swim in Tabarka after your ride
Bike Rental: Available in Tabarka or with local biking tour operators
Best Time to Go: Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)
Guided Tours: Recommended for new visitors—local guides know safe trails and offer cultural insights
What to Bring: Hydration pack, GPS or offline maps, repair kit, and helmet (gear can be limited locally)
Stay in eco-lodges or forest guesthouses near Aïn Draham or Feija
Combine with hiking, birdwatching, or thermal baths in nearby Hammam Bourguiba
Add Culture: Visit nearby Berber villages or ancient Roman sites like Bulla Regia
Uncrowded trails with zero traffic
Unique blend of Mediterranean, African, and Alpine landscapes
Friendly locals and untouched rural culture
Budget-friendly adventure travel option
Whether you’re carving downhill trails or cruising forest roads, mountain biking in northern Tunisia is a wild, soulful escape into nature—where the journey matters as much as the destination.
