Surrey Hills for MTB
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BERGS2

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2,839 posts

279 months

Tuesday 29th March 2011
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Chaps -

can anyone recommend a route for a couple of intermediate downhill riders?

bought an app for my i[phone which purported to be the here are all the best trails in the UK but its st - so i though i'd revert to the tried & tested method of asking the masses of PH....

Cheers

Dan Friel

4,239 posts

309 months

Tuesday 29th March 2011
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BERGS2

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2,839 posts

279 months

Tuesday 29th March 2011
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Dan Friel said:
thanks - must be a chilled out lifestyle after being the rougue of the 'square for so long


Minnsy

415 posts

298 months

Tuesday 29th March 2011
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This lot do guided rides on them there hills... http://www.nirvanacycles.com/ worth a call..

There are some really excellent trails... if you can find 'em...

dogbucket

1,256 posts

232 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Having recently started riding again after a break of a few years I went up there last week and rode 'Barry Knows Better' a few times on Holmbury.

Start is off Radnor Lane opposite the reservoir, and runs down to Ewhurst Road. A nice intermediate DH with some bomb holes at the top and bermed corners at the bottom.

Also 'Yogurt Pots' which is a series of interlinked bombholes near the top of Holmbury.

But yes most of it is not widely advertised, best bet is to hook up with some other riders as Peaslake is usually very busy with riders at weekends.

MTY4000

327 posts

274 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Surrey hills is fantastic for single track / XC, not for downhill (assuming you mean trails suitable for dedicated downhill bikes?)

Best bet is probably Pitch Hill I think, head down to the main car park and ask .. will be plenty of bikers around. Will be short runs though ...

As noted above: barry knows best, and yogurt pots on Holsmbury hill are great fun - but less so on a downhill rig I imagine - too pedally.

If you are not on downhill bikes there is plenty to keep you amused. PORC (Penhurst) might also be worth a look?

Ian

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85 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Gazzab

21,693 posts

313 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Surrey is great for XC but as above not for downhill.
You can have some fun at the Devils Punchbowl near Hindhead.

BERGS2

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Wednesday 30th March 2011
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el stovey said:
top site that - thanks

shalmaneser

6,467 posts

226 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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porc is not a million miles away and very good fun.