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Top bit technical, then gets faster and flowing. a great down hill

Very muddy and slippy at the moment, as to be expected with all the rain we've had. Had to carry bike across stream for a few feet as too big a gap to jump.

Good rocky desent and would be a good climb on an ebike

Great trail for the whole family. Can relax and cruise or head down and pick up some speed. The full trail is about 7 miles so tough for little ones

Great little hire shop. £20 for 4 hours and decent bikes for the trials around the forest. Don't forget ID

Techy climb but very doable on an ebike and a great decent with a couple of drops!

Managed to get my partners fire road bike down no worries, she rode my new trance emtb and really enjoyed it !

If you’re riding up it it’s known as ‘The Widowmaker’

Super fun section of black trail- there are a few technical sections but also some really smooth dirt berms.

Rated as a black trail, suitable for expert mountain bikers, the Ridge Ride Extreme is an extra loop that you can tack onto the red trail or session as you like. It starts with a steep rock garden before a rooty right-hander takes you down a rather natural-feeling trail with a few large roots to navigate. After a flatter rock garden around the next corner, you then hit a smoother, more manicured singletrack trail that flows down the hillside with a series of corners. The way back up is no joke with a steep doubletrack fire road pedal, or should that be push?!

Narly first section

Great decent, challanging and enjoyable - technical 👌

Absolutely brilliant fun! Some techy climbing from the reservoir's eastern side before some little drops to finish back on the road to the west.

My first experience on the Boneshaker was an eye opener. Filled to the brim with loose stones and rocks i did second guess my decision at first, but once I got over my initial hesitance, i started to have alot of fun. Arms, legs and suspension working overtime on this track, which after a few miles drops you back to the Northern edge of Burrator. If you want to test your mtb and what it can do, I highly recommend.

As you descend the rocky trail back toward Burrator, you're not only treated to a fantasticly bumpy ride, but the most amazing view South West too.

Here you can hire mountain bikes for riding at Haldon Forest Park and enquire about the Segway tours that operate here. It's right next to the cafe, car park, play area and toilets so there's plenty of facilities for all the family. Bike servicing is also offered here, so if your mountain bike could do with a little TLC, it's a great place to come. At the end of the ride, make the most of the bike wash too (a small charge applies), so that's one less thing to clean when you get home! For more information about the hire bikes, availability and pricing, visit: http://www.forestcyclehire.co.uk/

This is a Devon MTB classic: a long bridleway descent (or climb) from the village of Kenn up to the Cafe side of Haldon Forest Park. It's really narrow with some small, rollable drops so best descended, but pretty fun as a technical climb if you fancy it! In the spring look out for the bluebells, and be warned that in the wet and winter it's more like a stream bed, you will get very wet and muddy!

After leaving the trail centre on the blue-rated Kiddens Trail, this is the first descent on the loop. Zig-zagging down the hillside to the south, this is a brilliant singletrack weaving between tree stumps before a couple of bermed 180 degree turns. Let off the brakes and enjoy, this is one of the best descents at Haldon Forest Park.

AKA the Holly Trail. Brilliant on a MTB, mostly rideable on a gravel bike. Look out for the slippery roots and puddles when wet!

great for people learning bigger jumps and gaps, neares carpark is frying pans. see google maps for fryingpans exmouth as it is not on komoot