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Well maintained, fun ride

Been here quite often, not the best, not the worst, just quite overgrown, but still a nice spot put together by some people!

Some trails in Epping Forest are wide, fairly smooth and easy to ride ... others are narrow, single track and very slippery when wet. The difference is not always obvious on a map - check photos when you plan.

Epping forest has trails for everyone, from wide compact gravel routes to more technical MTB trails. Just be curious and follow the one that suits our characteristics best to fall in love with Epping Forest.

Epping Forest has a huge network of shared-use trails that are well-surfaced and wide enough to be enjoyed by pedestrians and cyclists at the same time. Cycling is permitted on most of the paths in Epping Forest with the exception of the Iron Age camps, Loughton Brook and other ecologically or geomorphologically sensitive areas.

Enjoy the network of brilliant gravel roads through Epping Forest, of which many are designated as bridleways.

Regular cyclists should not be tempted to use this as a cut-through, stick with the pavements.

Squeeze through the gap in the fence and directly ahead of you is the start of the route. Watch out for the obstacles including a stream crossing and a medium drop off towards the end, never fear, as there are bypass routes available. Probably built by some local lads and lasses, so condition can vary, but overall great fun and gets you into the action straight out of the car park.