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Xc or Gravel route best ridden flat out. Access to 50 acre wood and Leigh Woods along the way. This section brings you back to the main gate.

Great place to take the kids and yourself

Did on a cyclo-cross bike, felt like I almost died.

Very tough going up on a gravel bike

Bike / skateboard pump track

unrideable in places badly rutted I'd give it a miss

Gnarly to say the least. Only really suitable for a good MTB. I did it on a gravel bike with 40mm tyres and it was a bit emotional in places... good fun though in a perverted sort of way.

Fun local pump track. Great warm up before heading to the trails. Get some funny looks from the local skaters.

Lovely all weather trails. Nice and flowy. Suitable for intermediate riders on CX/gravel bikes

Tough ride/walk. Not one I intend to visit again, but that might be weighted by reaching the limits of my limited capabilities and stacking into a stinging nettle bush. The ruts were deep and challenging.

Do I just park in the parking of ashton court and do the nova trail to experience switchback & swoops?

Go early to get it to yourself

Fun little pump track to practice those sillzzzz. Gets a bit busy with kids and teenagers in the day so go early if you want get some pumping practice in.

Only experienced mountain bikers!!

Fun, smooth and well looked after pump track

Overlooked by the beautiful Clifton Suspension Bridge, this has got to be one of the best - and perhaps busiest - pump tracks in Bristol. Enjoy a few laps on your way to Ashton Court or way back from the Pill Path into town.

One of the best trails in Ashton Court IMO

Awesome trail built and maintained by the wonderful folks at Pedal Progression and their band of merry volunteers (chapeau). If you'd like to give it a go, but don't have a MTB or gravel bike to ride, they also do really good hire bikes for a few hours or longer. This section is the end of the blue-rated Nova trail, which leads to the gatehouse closest to the Clifton Suspension Bridge. To get back to the start for a second lap, follow the road on your right and take the gravel road up to the woods.

A great part of the blue Nova trail to session thanks to the parallel fire road. It's barely downhill but you'll find loads of berms and bumps to hone in your skills on.

Soggy and rubble/rock strewn! Some might say gnarly but I’d say best avoided on a gravel bike in either direction!