Quad biking and Apache Rally Karts combine at this off road centre in Kent to create a fabulous experience that gives you double the chance to cause chaos in these two plucky machines well away from the public roads as you whizz along wood and field tracks.
On arrival at this Kentish off roading centre you will be welcomed at the reception lodge by the friendly team of staff. After checking in the experience begins with a session on the theory of quad biking as well as a practical demonstration that will show you how to control the machines and what their capabilities are. This will be done in the Kent centre’s paddock area specifically designed for teaching you the ways of the off road.
You will then have a go at the enjoyable ability and safety assessment. The off road team here at this Kent set up has put this in place to ensure every rider is comfortable and capable before heading further afield to take on the thrills of the quad bike course proper. In other words this is where those who have never driven one of these all terrain vehicles before can build up confidence!
So onto the main event. With plenty of mud jumps and climbs to keep the pulses racing and the fun factor way up the scale this is a well-thought out course that weaves in and out of woodland orchards and open fields. The variety of the off roading terrain around this undulating Kent countryside means this centre will be working you hard as you dodge tree roots and overhanging branches lean in to the steep turns and hang on for dear life through the ditches.
After all that excitement there’s no rest in Kent for you intrepid off roaders as you will now be taking to the centre’s fleet of Apache off-road racers. These lightweight open top two seater machines offer sure-fire adrenaline pumping action. Driving on grass your instructor will demonstrate the vehicle’s extraordinary handling qualities before you take the wheel for an experience likened to rally driving on ice. It’s all about controlled sliding in these little things!
You will each be driving your own quad for the full hour and the Apache session is run on a ratio of three participants per instructor so you each spend about 20 minutes driving around the grassy tracks of this superb off road centre at Kent’s Ashtree Farm. With over 200 acres to play in we think this is a superlative Kentish location for a session of motorised madness! Brilliant.
