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Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
02:08
17.2km
8.1km/h
810m
820m
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
01:11
10.9km
9.2km/h
320m
330m
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
04:04
38.5km
9.5km/h
620m
620m
March 7, 2019
Two landforms dominate the western end of the peninsula: Cefn Bryn — a whaleback ridge that forms the spine; and Rhosili Down — a towering hill of sand and dune grass that guards the western tip. This ride explores both, linking them with a selection of quiet lanes and under-used green lanes to make
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
02:24
23.8km
9.9km/h
510m
510m
March 7, 2019
Making Doethie Valley our trail of the year was a tough call. It’s a mission to get to, two-thirds of the loop is on double-track and it seems to be suffering under the volume of traffic and notorious Cambrian weather.
Even the singletrack alongside the Afon Doethie – the reason people come here in the
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
03:12
22.2km
6.9km/h
1,260m
1,260m
March 7, 2019
This Rhyd Ddu mountain circuit will take you to the top of Wales’ highest peak — and back down along a route you’ll never forget.
It starts with a steep climb (don’t feel too bad if you need to get off and push — we did) to Bwlch Maesgwm, where you’ll enjoy smooth-rolling singletrack all the way down
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
03:55
37.9km
9.7km/h
1,170m
1,170m
March 7, 2019
The ride starts in Porlock, giving you a chance to stock up on calories — you’ll need them!
After a steep climb, the first great singletrack drops through Horner Wood. A couple more punchy climbs lead you to Webber’s Post and a long, rocky singletrack across open moorland to Brockwell.
The steady climb
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
01:55
17.6km
9.2km/h
500m
500m
March 7, 2019
Malvern Hills, Worcestershire – 16km (10 miles)
This narrow fin of rock, that’s so visible from the M5 motorway, owes its prominence to the igneous and metamorphic rock from which it is hewn.
This combination of minerals is naturally resistant to the erosive wear and tear of the elements. It’s the geological
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
March 7, 2019
01:15
16.1km
12.8km/h
90m
90m
March 7, 2019
"Grim’s Ditch is probably no secret to the riders living in this part of the world, but it almost certainly will be to those from further afield. It’s quite amazing that such a narrow, undulating sliver of dirt can remain so well preserved in such a busy part of the world, but the fact that it follows
Matt planned a mountain bike ride.
February 25, 2019
05:07
50.3km
9.8km/h
570m
570m
March 7, 2019
10km may not sound a lot, but when I reveal that there’s nearly 500m of ascending packed into this compact loop, it won’t come as a surprise that you’ll be spending all of your time either going up or down. Like the route itself, the Quantocks pack a lot of great riding into a small area. A heather and
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