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decent run at the end with some decent drops and berms

Nice techy trails , but some of the board walks are broken , work is being done to fix them 😀

This is true very wet feet.

fast single track ,some.drop offs with steep drop to the side

Hard for the grade red downhill track. Drops and more await you as part of the finale to the classic Gwydir trails. Often ridden as part of a shorter ride "mini Marin".

Three singletrack descent segments that are a total blast! This is what all the climbing was in aid of. Narrow slithers of rock and slate with a few rock drops, plentiful corners and mega views down over the valley. Yee-haw!

With so many streams crossing the mountain bike trail here at the head of the valley, it's no surprise that there's always a lot of standing water (and flowing water) on the rocky trail here. Waterproof socks would have been a good idea - even in July! The water does add another layer of fun to navigating this nadgery section though, heading wheel-first into puddles of unknown depths!

If you're of a certain age, the name Maryn Trail says it all. One of the original old school trails and still one of the best.

Easy going single track .

The first singletrack climb of the Gwydir Mawr & Bach mtb trails. Starts from the Trailhead in the Sawbench car Park. These facilities are managed by Natural Resources Wales. you can find more information on the trails at https://naturalresources.wales/sawbench?lang=en and at https://www.mbwales.com/listings/gwydirmawrandbach/

One of three fun final descents of the Gwydir Mawr & Bach trails.

Gwydir Mawr (Marin) is a challenging trail, you have to keep focused on the job in hand. Take spare inner tubes as pinch punctures are common if running low tyre pressures. Great final descent. A bike shop in Betws y coed 'Beics Betws' can help with spare parts or even spare bikes if you need to hire one.

This & Coed y Brenin (CYB) are possibly the two oldest man made trails in the U.K. The ones where it all started. This trail used to be called & still is by many including myself the "Marin Trail". Over the past year or so, many really cool additions have been made to this trail to ensure it remains as one of the U.K's best riding trails which include clear signage. If you like proper old skool then this is the place for you. The Trail Pixies have managed to maintain the original feel & yet increase the fun factor in every area unlike CYB but I'm basically a dinosaur who has never got over CYB moving to the other side of the road with it's fancy visitor centre. Nothing will ever beat Daffyd Davies' (MTB Godfather) original cafe for that other worldly experience of the old trail centre. One thing to Mention about this train it has no facilities other than parking. There's no toilets, no parking charges not even an honesty box! Happy days, you can always grab a bite in Llanwryst just down the road & boost the local economy. So be prepared for an endless climb at the start, wicked single track, awesome views, plenty of technical stuff & quite a few fire road sections. Take plenty of hydration, a mobile phone, a bite to eat & spare tube & chain link at the very least let someone know where you are going as you are away from civilisation. My biggest tip, stay for a weekend & ride not only this trail but also it's two near neighbour's Penmachno (my favourite trail bar none) & CYB. Go on chase the Welsh Dragon, you know you want to 👹🤙🤘😎

Well marked trail with easy levels of difficulty and great views.

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