가장 멋진 자전거 공원 20곳

There's a nice path round the south side of the Burn to Holywell. Not a bridleway though.

James - sorry - just noticed the question; a number of options - the full route is from Consett - Hownsgill car park (Morrisons - but watch the duration - I think you have 7 hours before fines kick in); you can park at Rowley, Healeyfiled or Waskerley and work your way back to any of those reasonably easily; one thing to watch is that they've not put a sign up to stop you taking the link from the C3C to the bridleway that takes you over Bolt's Law - it was never really public access but cuts out a lot of riding; just bear in mind you might get turned round. Another option is to park up on Meadow's Edge where the bridleways cross the road.

Very good trail with some good jumps but rocky

Pikes teeth is a black section with (berm,drop,jump rock) can be very slippery

Anyone tell me where to start?

Chopwell Woods has enough purpose built trails to call it a decent bike park. There are plenty of jumps and berms. There seems to be loads of minor trails criss crossing in many parts. The land at Chopwell is hilly, up and down and good variation for MTB trails

Plenty car parking space available. I did not see any parking charging metres about, looks like its free parking

Deadwater Fell stands at 571 m and offers great views north into Scotland or south over Kielder forest and reservoir. The best trail to run here is the waymarked walking/running Deadwater Trail from the Kielder car park and visitor centre.