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Great place for some XC mountain biking. Nothing very extreme so really good for Beginners or youngsters. If you're looking for hardcore downhill or bike park Wales-type trails you'll be disappointed as there is not much in the way of elevation. Cafe on-site and a bike shop too with a jet wash to clean your bike off after your ride. Can get very busy at weekends.

Thieves Wood provides the scenery for an exciting day out with a walking trail that starts from the car park, offering easy access into the wood.

Keep out of Norman’s wood though 🤣

The new berms are great

Features now restored in the middle of the wood, including small gap-jumps with chicken line, flowing great (April 2022).

Large & Free car Park off the main road, perfect place to enjoy miles of natural singletrack. Linking with Harlow & Cauldwell there's enough to explore without leaving the woods. The only tarmac is crossing the main road which splits them.

Our official end to the Red as we don't bother with the last two grindy sections, give it some beans so you are up to full speed before the right hook, then pump the berms, then a small climb and trundle up the fire road to the café for a coffee and their legendary bacon cobs

Unfortunately the Forestry Commission have been into Watchwood and removed all the man-made features (jumps) from the downhill runs. However the trails are still rideable & fun, plenty of berms still in place. (July 2021)

Great alternative to Sherwood pines - smaller but still some nice walks and bike trails. Plenty of free parking too.

great location for walking and biking - routes for all abilities and ages.

tried this - turns out im not has skilled as id thought :)

Great route - not mega difficult but fun enough.

Walking trails, picnic benches and a definite folklore ambience await at Thieves Wood. Once the hunting ground of robbers and highwaymen and with associations to folklore legend Robin Hood, if the trees could talk, they'd surely have great tales to tell. There's a refreshment cabin at the car park for that all important refuel after a ramble.

@Henry - The original Watchwood Berms were damaged, but now there are currently two new routes "Hanah" & "No Dig No Ride" as well as "Potato Gallery, Jim'll Fix It, Lumberjack Alley, Who's the Daddy, Drop in Boost". There are two straight trails to bring you back up from the bottom to the top again. The start at the concrete Trig point has the big drop in it.

Good experience of some DH sections. Session these to improve your line choice, skills and strength

Trail centre featuring a cafe, toilets, visitor centre, bike shop and Go Ape! Check out more at https://www.forestryengland.uk/sherwood-pines/cycling-and-mountain-biking-trails-sherwood-pines

Bike shop, cafe (only takeaway at the moment) and toilets. There is also a visitor centre but I've never been in there. Would definitely recommend the sausage rolls from the cafe and the bacon cobs are quite nice too :)

One of my favourite sections. Nice blend of flow and tech but nothing too tricky.

Lots of short but sweet trails to find if you spend some time having a look around.

We only had time for a couple of runs but my 9-year Daughter loved it, here is her review: "It was very fun, we started off from the car park, then we cycled up a gravel hill and turned into the first downhill descent. There was a lot of berms and which were rapid. Its was really fast and quick, there are a lot of bumpy tree roots to look out for. I was on a cx bike, I would defiantly use a mountain bike if you have one. Well worth coming to ride, I know I will be back! "