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

Roots and rocks to start with then a few step downs and tabletops with a few berms to finish off.

Hard to add more than Josh has (see other tip). A nice and technical section - surprisingly, if you pick the right line you can get some real speed up. Not so sure it is a true black section, a technical red is my way of thinking.

An official Red trail found at Hamsterley Forest, The trail runs for around 0.3 Mile with an average gradient of -9% peaking at -18%

A Official Red trail which can be found at Hamsterley Forest, it has a average gradient of -8% spanning over around 0.3 Miles peaking at around -15%. Although the trail is rated red it does have an optional Black section half way down the trail.

A fun open section of loose rock which can be found at the top of the moorland section at hamsterley forest, Averaging a gradient of -9% over 0.6 Miles peaking at around -19. The trail isn't located on any parts of the official routes but is relatively simple to find if you follow the first half of the black trail and keep heading up instead of taking the first signposted left which leads to Pikes Teeth.

Route 666 is exactly how it sounds, rooty hell. Its a black rated trail which consists of a challenging climb to start off with plenty of optional extra technical features on the climb. The trail then levels off for the long rooty rutty section along the top before descending for the last section. You either love this trail or hate it. The trail averages a gradient of 4% reaching a maximum gradient of around 20% and a minimum of around - 23% over 0.66 Mile.

The first trail that can be found on Hamsterley Forest' black route. The trail has an average gradient of -7% peaking at -20% in places and is around 0.4 Mile long.