가장 멋진 자전거 공원 5곳

get here for early sunrise for a little break atop the hills of the MTB park

Just have fun

The trails at Danbury offer a mix of cross-country trails that cater to both experienced and beginner riders. The park features various routes including a mellow 2.5-mile loop near the water along with more challenging trails like a 500-foot climb to the park's highest point.

Leap of Faith has been closed off for years. Much of Hadleigh Park mtb track is being neglected.

Lovely view and big field. Great place for a picnic or some Frisbee fun :)

Taken from the Hadleigh park website. "Upon entering this section riders have the choice to take the easy line to the left or opt-in to the difficult technical line on the right hand side. Riders will need to trust in their riding ability in order to ride off the steep tree root covered drop off, clear the gap to reach the steep downhill landing before a tight left hand berm to leave the section." This is a "Black" section and requires some skill or confidence to ride. The berm at the bottom is very worn, loose and flat so you will need to slow down very fast once you are at the bottom

The rangers have finally got this sorted and removed the no-cycling signs from public rights of way. They have added a no-cycling advisory to a 200m section to help prevent further surface damage. The advisory also asks walkers to take care. Most of the MTB track remains closed, its not a public right of way, so that's their prerogative.

MTB track closed, but you can still cycle public rights of way. The signage is misleading. The Ordnance Survey Map clearly shows public right of way, I guess Hadleigh Park Rangers don't know how to read a map.