The Wright Event
West Malling, West Kent
The Wright Event runs off-road activity days at Ashtree Farm near West Malling, a 200-acre estate of fields, orchards and woodland. Quad biking starts with a safety briefing and obstacle course before an instructor-led safari across the estate, and there are 4x4 driving and multi-activity days too. It suits teens and adults after an adrenaline outing, with quad sessions from 1 to 2 hours.
Highlights
- Quad safaris across 200 acres of fields, orchards and woodland
- Obstacle course training before you head out
- Quad Max sessions with about 85 minutes of riding for experienced riders
- 4x4 off-road driving and multi-activity days
- BORDA-accredited off-road driver training
Good to know
- Minimum age is 11 for the Quad Safari and Quad Adventure and 16 for Quad Max; under 16s must ride with a paying parent or guardian
- Minimum height is 1.4m and maximum weight 20 stone
- Arrive 15 minutes before your start time
- Buy a voucher online or call 01732 529511 to book
Getting there
The Wright Event, Ashtree Farm, Teston Road, West Malling, Kent, ME19 5RL
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