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Bedgebury Forest Mountain Bike Trails

Posted in England

Written by stumpy_dan     January 01, 2012     3239   1
 
3.3 (4)

Bedgebury Forest Mountain Bike Trails on the Kent / Sussex border offer a wonderful mountain bike experience. There are 12 miles of singletrack graded red and there is also a freeride dirt jump section. 

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Trail Grades
  • Green (Easy)
  • Red (Difficult)
  • Black (Severe)
  • Orange (Extreme)
Type of Trail(s)
  • Cross Country (XC )
  • Dirt Jump Park
  • Bike Park
Facilities
  • Car Park
  • Toilets
  • Visitor Centre
  • Cafe
  • Bike Wash
  • Bike Shop
  • Showers
Type of Centre/Base
Trail Distance(s)
  • 5 -10km
  • 11- 20km

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Bringewood Mountain Bike Trails

Posted in England

Written by stumpy_dan     January 30, 2013     439   0
 
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Shropshire Downhill, Bringewood *PLUS NEW TRAIL MADE TODAY* DH/FR Movie

Bringewood MTB trails are just to the West of Ludlow in Shropshire. At Bringewood there is a Downhill track and an XC route here. Close by here is Hopton, Bucknell, Eastridge and not to forget the Long Mynd itself. Mountain biking in Shropshire has much more riding than I had previously ever imagined.

Trails

Trail Grades
  • Orange (Extreme)
  • Ungraded (natural)
Type of Trail(s)
  • Cross Country (XC )
  • Downhill
Facilities
Free Car Parking
Type of Centre/Base
Trail Distance(s)
  • Under 5km
  • 11- 20km

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  • WilliamTM replied to the topic 'Jacobs Ladder & Surrounding - Peak District' in the forum.
    I think if it's trained well, it's okay on natural trails (such as Jacob's Ladder, the Peak District, etc). I also think that at quiet trail centres or during the week, it's also okay.

    However, I flat out would not take a dog along to a busy trail centre on a weekend. My local one, Cannock, which I ride at often, you sometimes see a dog on the weekends, but while the dog might be trained well, other riders aren't. I, for one, don't know if your dog is well trained or not and if it'll run in front of me or stick with you, which makes me worried that I'll hit it. And I know a few local riders who have had issues with dogs before - one of my friends had a dog run in front of him a while back on the trail, and he hit the dog, came off, and looked like he'd been in a very savage bar fight.

    So most of the time, if it's trained, yes. Trail centres on a weekend, absolutely not! ;)
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