This is an epic route from Merthyr Tydfil to Brecon across various terrain. You’ll need a mountain bike or hybrid in order to complete this route as it takes in a great deal of easy forestry tracks. From the Systrans website: This route is for ... Read On
A steady walk towards Pistyll Cain and Rhaeadr Mawddach. Can be completed on mountain bikes as well. From the FC Website: “A riverside walk on forest tracks, suitable for pushchairs, to the beautiful waterfalls of Rhaeadr Mawddach and Pistyll C... Read On
This is the only route in the forest on the opposite side of the A470 and is a Black Trail for experienced riders only. From the FC Website: A technically challenging ride with twisting rocky descents and forest road climbs. Tons of single track incl... Read On
The MBR is only 17km long, but has enough challenge to make up for it. What’s more, if you want to make it an epic there’s always the Tarw Du to tag onto the end of it! From the FC Website: A rocky challenging technical trail throughout, ... Read On
The Cyflym Coch is a short yet technical route, an ideal stepping stone between the easier MinorTaur and the longer and harder Dragon’s Back. What the FC website has to say about it: Starting from the Visitor Centre this newly marked Red graded... Read On
The Minor-tour at Coed y Brenin is a Blue rated route for beginners and is also suitable for adaptive mountain bikes. It’s split into three loops allowing you to gradually progress to longer routes as your ability and fitness increases. What the FC... Read On
The Kerry Ridgeway, even if I’m still convinced I went to school with someone of the same name, is a linear bridlway that keeps high on the green ridges of the Mid Wales hills. It starts at Cider Ho, a name which seems to have lost an exclamati... Read On
The Lon Las Ogwen officially takes you between Bangor and Ogwen, along disused railways and quiet lanes, but can be extended by the adventurous in order to reach Capel Curig along the old coach road. It connects to the NCN 5National Cycle route in Ba... Read On
This is the easiest waymarked route in Coed y Brenin that follows a minor road and easy forest tracks that’s ideal for someone setting out on a mountain bike for the first time and for families. The Route Click here for a printable map and guid... Read On
Coed Llandegla is an independent MTB centre in south Denbighsire, close to Wrexham. This is the intermediate mountain bike route for more experienced riders. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable route guide and m... Read On
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