周辺のバイクパーク・トップ6

Can be hard to clear the top section, just give it your best shot.

Rode this on the gravel bike. It’s mostly doable but there are some parts where I had to pick the bike up so I didn’t ruin the drive train. I have a 2x system with 40mm tires. No regrets on taking this route though, there are some incredible views of the the Dales!

the best place in the Gisburn forest!

really beautiful place, well maintained, you can ride a bike, nicely prepared routes, you can go for a walk with your family. I recommend it, I love going back there ♥️

This is a legendary section at Gisburn! Super fun on a hardtail 👌

Wilderness and relaxation go hand in hand at Gisburn. Enjoy fantastic cycling and walking in the heart of the stunning Forest of Bowland Step into the fairy tale woods of Gisburn Forest and Stocks. Explore the trails and experience a sense of space and freedom as you breathe in the fresh air and hear the peaceful bird song. Gisburn’s dramatic scenery, with deep forest and challenging hills, provides the perfect backdrop for our award-winning mountain bike trails. Demanding climbs and exhilarating downhills make it the ultimate off-road mecca!

Some hike a bike bits if you’re on a gravel bike😉

For hundreds of years Stockdale lane has been a drovers route over the moor and today it is a superb MTB route. Either a challenging climb over limestone boulders or a fantastic technical descent among spectacular scenery, it's a must ride!

Great fun on a gravel bike

Ace worth a go

Well worth a ride

Great section towards the end of the loop. Nice mixture of flow and tech.

Not for the faint hearted 😂😂

Brilliant cuppa here al

hang on ,go high on the berms, keep centre for the descents

Great views from the top of this climb

Fun way to finish the loop. Couple of challenging spots. Hit at speed!

Excellent trail centre with features for all abilities.

Highlight of Gisburn for me. You can carry some good speed through these big high berms.

Gisburn 'Figure of Eight' is a fantastic trail within Gisburn Forest. It provides you with a multitude of differing sections that require specific skills to deal with them, for instance Roots like a vipers nest, exposure sufficient to make you feel on the edge of your comfort zone, a huge berm ridden black(Hully Gully), rock sections, North Shore wood, flowing trails through trees & if that wasn't enough there's a rock slab black plus the Hope Line which is a nice little DH section. so I'd say make sure you pack all your skills to get the best out of the trail. For the not so adventurous there's a Blue which takes in the first bermy section & avoids the techy bits. This place has great views, good parking £3 per day plus good toilets & a Cafe. It's to use the post code in the sat nav to get to Stephen Park which is where everything starts, bike trails & walking trails *** BB7 4TS ****