아팅턴‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 자전거 공원

Path is getting overgrown at the start (Aug 25), but still passable.

This was known as T5 when it was first crafted long before the hords arrived. See T0, T1, T1.5

Barries had been significantly reworked this year with the berms improved, there's quite a few jumps added as well, all with chicken runs.

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Its a fun track with well constructed drop and a double gap jump both both have chicken runs if you want to swerve the feature. There is a surprise in store shortly after the drop as you turn a left hand bend. The side of the trail drops away steeply to the right hand side. This trail is preferable to the alternative route down which is a parallel track through a rain-washed gully.

Agree with Ian (should have read his tip before today). No harm done but yes, I’d say it’s a smidge beyond a gravel bike. Would have been fine on my hard tail MB

One of more established trails in Peaslake, secret Santa has a double gap jump, a drop off and some fast turns to navigate. It’s super fun and great to ride in all weather conditions.

There is a strong community spirit, which is centred around the Peaslake Village Stores, The Hurtwood Inn and Pedal and Spoke. St Marks’ is part of Shere and Peaslake Church. Services alternate on a Sunday between St Marks’ and St James’ in Shere. Peaslake Village Hall, is an excellent community asset, built in 1923 and regularly used for clubs, social occasions and amateur dramatics.