가장 멋진 자전거 공원 10곳

The Flying Daggers trail at Friston Forest is a blue graded downhill section of twisty singletrack. It's brilliant fun ridden superfast or excellent at a more gentle pace with the family. Rolling, twisty and downhill but never overly difficult.

30 April 23: although there’s been extensive forestry activity behind it, Moby Dick has survived. Just watch out for the logs at the bottom.👍🏻

Friston MTB trail, can't find the name for this one, feel free to suggest. Any way half way down Dave Nose Best you will find the trail splits, see picture attached to this highlight to help locate. Straight on/right takes you further alone Dave Nose Best to Morticia/crater and other fun - or if you want a change go left and and find a short cut back to cardiac/fire track with a short but fun trail with small jumps - can be combined with joining Tron/Crater Run side.

Friston Forest MTB trail, approaching from Lullington Heath end of Friston Forest. Fun single track trail taking you into the north of the forest, be prepared for a climb out in all directions. Near by is White Horse and Red Snapper trails

Beautiful area, great for mtb in the forest, but also cafe and handy loo stop (public toilets) on the corner.

The main access to Friston Forest, from Litlington Road, although there are other access points along the A259, Old Willingdon Road and Jevington Road, further east.

This is the western, Litlington Road, access point (and car park) to Friston Forest, which has a good network of cycle and walking trails, including some relatively good quality singletrack.

Long natural single track with a few minature jumps of stumps drops and 3 tabletops in a row, which can be rolled or cycled around easily.