Start of Red Route at Sherwood Pines

A good introduction to Trail Centre Singletrack with nothing too technical and not a lot of elevation.

good trail, lots of nice fast flowy runs with a few jumps along the way. some uphills... overall a good trail for all skill levels if you enjoy jumps and technical bits

Now renamed the "Outlaw Trail", the very last section has been remodelled as the start of the Blue (renamed "Robin Hood Adventure Trail") in the opposite direction.

can get very muddy after rainfall & lots of standing water but still loads of fun

Not a red route if your use to red grades at the welsh trail centres or Peak District,a good little route for people just starting out on slightly more technical stuff or to kill 45 minutes and get the fitness up,also the car parking charges are a disgrace,a sign at the car park head states the money raised from the fees are used to maintain the trails,this is a complete lie as the Kitchener trail is in a state of dis-repair

I visited in May. I would feel better if they put the money back into the trails. When I started on the blue run it was diffecult to find the start and thier were signs for navigation just lying on the ground. Much more effort needs to be put into trail maintenance. For this reason I would rather travel to the Forrest of Dean or Dalby.

Not a bad section to start with. Not very long and nothing very difficult. Does puddle a bit after heavy rain. Good for anyone looking to step up from blue graded trails.

Agree with comment above by mark

A really nice red trail with nothing to technically, a fair amount of work has been done recently lots of new and upgraded berms now.
If you want a longer ride join the blue trail, at the time of writing this the blue trail is being upgraded although not fully open yet.
Finally if you go looking there is plenty of off piste.

Good mtb n gravel trails nice cafe