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Thetford forest trails are all good for beginners being in one of the flattest counties of our country it’s v v flat it’s more cross country style riding than mountain biking.

excellent

As March 2025 new gravel laid down

Overgrown in mid summer

Fast flow single track

One of the best places in East Anglia to ride off road - mtb/gravel. A gigantic maze of endless mtb trails/tracks/gravel paths to explore, have lots of fun and get lost (mind the roots). It's just beautiful! 🚴‍♂️

The Beast is an awesome section where you'll definitely need a MTB.

From recent (painful) experience... if riding for the first time definitely take it steady (especially sections with rocks). The Lime Burner Trail in general is great fun, but it definitely has the potential to suddenly and unexpectedly bite you!

singletrack section of the trail which combines some small but decent berms with shallow decent until it crosses a fire road

if you want to do the Beast again take 2 right turns along a fire 🔥 road

hard to see where the run finishes, partially overgrown in the middle section

opportunity to enjoy the tight turns and berms

A twisty, bermed section of singletrack with a few rollovers dotted along it's length.  During busier times of year, the top surface of the track here can be loose and slippery, so take care as you ride through.  Towards the ends of the first section before it crosses the fire road, there are a couple of fairly large rollovers, perfect for hopping from the top of if you're so inclined.  Once across the fire road, the Helter Skelter runs into a flatter section through the trees until it finishes at a wider path

Possibly the most technical section of the Lime Burner Trail with it's general descent, tight turns, natural obstables, and short but steep climbs around trees.  If riding for the first time, take it steady and keep your eyes open as there are some fast changes in direction with trees that can quickly become a problem.

The run is 30 metre stretch, drop & a jump

Experienced riders only

A twisty track on the Beater Trail. This section is 575m in length. The trail isn't very technical, there is a good flow and you can go reasonably fast.

Doable on gravel bike.

Need to brave to do this section and just go for it - rock gardens, very sharp bends, drops, and protruding roots

MTB territory😊! Gravel bike is an interesting option though it may not end well 🤕 🤭