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Rou can take the alternative rout over the Bedford Road. This is the opposite side of the river to the "unofficial underpass", which I expect was also flooded.

Green trail climb

Jumps or berms

Bike park with trails and a skills area

Visit Delapre Woods just next to the car park for some extra fun!

which way 🤔 ???

Coming down the bridleway from either side brings you to a fford crossing. Surface below the water is loose gravel & pebbles, water depth varies dependent on rainfall (anywhere between 6 to 10 inches) but it is passable on a bike with care. E-bikers may wish to exercise caution!! There is a sketchy stepping stone footbridge off the the side if you don't fancy getting wet feet!

Great views across Northamptonshire

Can be surprisingly tough & hard-going for what is effectively a grassy field! There is an adjacent tarmac cyclepath to the north accessible over the bridges if you're not in the mood.

Nice bit of riding to be had through the many different routes through the woods that have evolved over the decades. Bear in mind it's not a bike park or trail centre (Northampton Bike Park is on the other side of the dual carriageway for that), so expect dog walkers, joggers, family walks, etc... be polite & respectful so we can keep enjoying the woods together 👍

From this point you will find 3 trails, 1 green and 2 blue with easy gentle return trail back to the top. (The Poo Hanger) 😂 Great place to start your visit to Northampton Bike Park

Great bike park for all abilities, well maintained trails with easy to follow signs. Great fun 👍

Traversed this ford numerous times, normally west to east, without problems. Trying to keep the bike straight through the water. However, the other day I was negotiating the ford and the front wheel washed out big-time pretty much as soon as it hit the water. I landed heavily on my right side. Fortunately no lasting damage. Not sure what went wrong - it had been raining a lot and it might have been the quantity of water going over the track or perhaps i didn't keep straight. Anyway please be careful.

Good spot for practicing cornering, jumps etc. Suffering a bit with getting parts washed away with the persistent rain we have had just lately (Dec-Jan 2022-23).

Check out the Facebook page for the Bike Park and-or the website for up-to date info on which trails are open etc. https://www.facebook.com/northamptonbikepark

Be careful if you use the car park - there are charges and the instructions are not clear. Quite a few people have been fined because they misunderstood the instructions. It says the first hour is free then £X for 2 hours £Y for 3 hours (or similar); so people think if they pay for 2 hours they get 3. I think it should say UP TO 1 hour free. UP TO 2 hours £X etc. You have to use the app to book in and pay as soon as you arrive I think. Anyway check the instructions very thoroughly.

The former Hardingstone 9 golf course has been transformed into a new 40-acre specialist urban Mountain Bike Park. There's 9 trails in total, ranging from flowy green, a number of blues including a dual track, all the way up to black flow and jump trails... there's something for everyone. It's free to ride and paid parking, with the parking fees going towards the upkeep of the park.

The visitors centre is the hub of all the great things that take place at Stanwick Lake. Not only is there cycling, walking and running, but fishing, assualt courses and all manner of other adventures.

Part of the River Nene Regional Park, the lake is a lovely place to spin by or stop to admire the vies. There are loads of shared walking and biking paths to choose from, all good riding surface that is suitable for all tyre types.

it's a great break from the straight line route