Archive for the ‘Mountain Biking Wales’ Category

Penmachno trail Betws y Coed
06/10/2011

After two days back to back riding at Coed-y-Brenin we decided to head over to Betws-y-Coed for a morning’s riding, we had heard about the Penmachno trail and wanted to check it out. The Penmachno is graded red, 22km distance with 600m of climbing, compared to the Beast of Brenin we had ridden the day [...]

Coed-y-Brenin Mountain Bike Trail
05/10/2011

Just back from recent trip to Coed-y-Brenin in North Wales, thought we would share with you our thoughts on this purpose built trail centre in this beautiful part of the Welsh countryside. First off this is not my first trip to Coed-y-Brenin – four years ago I foolishly entered an XC race there and got [...]

Raven Trail Mountain Biking Brechfa Wales
22/04/2011

The Raven Trail at Brechfa, South Wales is a trail designed by Rowan Sorrell and Brian Rumble, graded black for good reason, it is a trail that will both delight and challenge you in roughly equal measures. Let’s look at the numbers: Distance:18.5km Climbing:725m Time:1.5 – 2hr The climbing kind of gives it away, with [...]

Afan Forest Wales, Mountain Biking
21/04/2011

Afan Forest Park in South Wales is just off the M4, between Cardiff and Swansea, in South Wales. The nearest town is Port Talbot, although that is some way off as the actual location is by it’s nature quite remote. Afan Forest Park has benefited from extensive investment to become a first class mountain bike [...]

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Posted on Mon, 12 Mar 2012 16:35:12
Richborough Cooling Towers dissapear
I spend a lot of time riding in the Kent countryside in the lanes and down to the coast, there are some really nice routes and some great clubs to ride with. A constant on these rides are the distinctive cooling towers at the now defunct power station at Richborough near Sandwich, Kent. These towers [...]more
A bright and early, minus 5 degrees start saw us teetering down crispy trails, carefully choosing lines that avoided the ice. Five minutes in our confidence picked up as it was nowhere near as slippy as it looked and there was plenty of grip as the tyres bit through the top layer of powdery snow. [...]more
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