ウェストミッドランズ地域でののおすすめMTBライド

Great place to ride. It's on my doorstep but definitely worth visiting no matter how far you are away.

Great pit stop on your ride or hike and a choice of pub or cafe, both are great 👍 recommended!!

With Black Graded alternative line over raised wooden pier then dropping down over a small rock garden. Looks far more daunting than it actually is

Brilliant

Perrys Trails is brilliant fun, not too challenging, not too hilly. Just nice.

lower cliff trail at cannock chase is fun and fast

A good fun trail.

Easy enough way up onto the ridge

Currently numerous diversions in place, including “watch out trolls’… but lots of good trails.

Great little cafe with good coffee

High Voltage is a 600m long section of wonderful downhill singletrack on the red graded trails.

A bit nervy, but just send it & the result is satisfying

Good food and beer, a nice terrace outside if the weather's good.

Just as good is Sally's Place, a refreshment kiosk over the road that does good freshly cooked snacks at reasonable prices (or local ice creams, for the summer). Places to lean your bike, and tables to sit at. Gets busy at peak times, though!

Can get extremely busy regardless of the weather

Managed by Forestry England, Eastridge Wood cloaks a steep-sided hill. There's a good network of walking, horse riding and mountain biking trails, including a section of the 200-mile Shropshire Way long distance footpath.

Well maintained trails by infamous local bike shop Pearce Cycles (who also run uplift days here occasionally).

Rated as a blue MTB trail. “Can sometimes be wet”.

National Trust Cafe and toilets. Opening hours: Tuesday 10am–4pm Wednesday 10am–4pm Thursday 10am–4pm Friday 10am–4pm Saturday 10am–4pm Sunday 10am–4pm Monday 10am–4pm

having just been in the area for 3 days and ridden all of these: Perry's blue, a new route post Commonwealth games, from the Birches visitor centre, is suitable for even the newest of MTB'ers - there is nothing technically hard. But there are some really fun berms even for experienced to enjoy and it has some good Red optional diversions as well. Follow the Dog is the next one up - a "light and fruity middling" Red - whilst some sections are steep, some are technical, some are loose/narrow/twisty - none are all 3 are at the same time. Suitable as a first time Red. And finally, Monkey is a proper hard red - some brutal sequential switchback climbs (Lung Buster), adverse camber rocky drops verging to "very dark oaky" red (Tom/Dick/Harry on Original Monkey). And the parts that are actually marked black are verging on Danny MacAskill.... Definitely not one for a first red.