Downhill Mountain biking Wales

December 31, 2019
Downhill Mountain Biking

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Uplift now just available for Pedalhounds/Cafall region of the area. The uplift path to the Y Mynydd/Twrch trails has become unaccessable as a result of harvesting operation presently underway at Cwmcarn. So if you reserve an uplift on any day of the week, it's going to be for the Pedalhounds/Cafall just. No uplift available on Monday, Tuesday or Thursday. The Pedalhounds/Cafall trails, the uplift grab point reaches the buffer because of the base of the Pedalhounds track. Which means you should drive through the visitor center and stick to the road until you get to the buffer, then park your car or truck regarding the right hand region of the roadway. The uplift will not be obtaining individuals from the key carpark.

Cwmcarn woodland may be the location for many you downhill adrenaline junkies. The Y Mynydd DH track is comprised of a man-made downhill path (with a range of lines on top and middle sections), just called purple run and black run. The program needs a high degree of ability (and guts). They're extreme downhill trails and are appropriate experienced riders only. You’ll be challenged with plenty of berms, various switch backs, doubles, a tunnel, rock steps, the bridge, hip leap therefore the quarry space. The leaps is there if you'd like them, but can be ridden around if you don't.

Cwmcarn’s new downhill track ‘Pedalhounds’ uses the line of an old club built trail down a steep-sided valley opposite current Y Mynydd DH track. Access is via the Cafall XC path or from December 2014 you can use the uplift service. Designed by Rowan Sorrell the path begins in tight rooty forests with technical lines through the trees after which moves straight down over some open leaps and fast, steep turns before falling back in the woods full of swooping turns and drops that leads into an extensive open and high-speed last part down seriously to the Forest Drive where uplift collect may be situated and you have the option to go back to your car park or the final descent for the Cafall trail.

See you soon, The Cwmdown Group