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decent run at the end with some decent drops and berms

This is true very wet feet.

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".

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 .

Blaenau Ffestiniog played a huge part in Snowdonia's slate industry, thanks in part to the Ffestiniog Railway, which connected the town to the port of Porthmadog. The remnants of this time tower above the town in the form of dark blue slate waste tips. Some see them as an eyesore, whilst others think they should be celebrated as a great reminder of a once thriving industry. What is not in doubt is that Blaenau Ffestiniog is a magnificent base for adventures in the superb Moelwynion range. Dramatic mountains that make for excellent days out on the hill. Around the town are plenty of other places of interest, from the Llechwedd Slate Caverns to the Antur Stiniog mountain biking trails. Blaenau Ffestiniog is a wonderful town to explore.

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/