In the dry this is a fast, exhilarating, technical off road descent from Dundry, perfect for wide tyres and definitely possible on a gravel bike. Be aware the surface changes very quickly from a broken old road, to deep rutted out gulleys with sizable rocks, particularly on the steeper sections. Sadly as with all of the lanes around Dundry there's a considerable amount of fly tipping, so there's plenty of broken glass and a likelihood that there'll be a burnt out moped or ripped out kitchen just around the corner. Tubeless tyres are therefore recommended! 😳

Mike French

September 20, 2020

Great descent

lmfalconer

May 19, 2020

Steep rocky / rutted climb up to the top of Dundry. Good fun on a gravel bike.

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Location: Dundry, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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