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 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
Coed Llandegla is an independent MTB centre in south Denbighsire, close to Wrexham. This is their easiest mountain bike route. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable route guide and map. Read On
The Beddgelert Forest isn’t one of the MTB hubs of North Wales but still shouldn’t be ignored if you’re after an easier ride. To see this map cookies and javascript must be enabled. If you are still having trouble after having check... Read On
This is a longer trip around the forest. It’s only a small forest, so its quite tricky to get a decent ride going. This one’s worth a go and ideal for the beginner as it’s mainly forest tracks. To see this map cookies and javascript... Read On
If you fancy an easy mtb route that’s not overly technical, with a few bits of easier going roads then this is an ideal route. Starting off at the Llyn Brenig Visitor Centre, you follow minor roads, forestry trails and cross moorlands in a rout... Read On
Getting to this walk is probably the hardest part! The Llyn Sarnau car park can either be reached by the minor road that passes the Ty Hyll off the A5, or a minor road that starts from near Gwydir Castle on the B5106. The latter is the better road. O... Read On
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