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Creating Quality Trails
A number of people have been building and maintaining trails around Bristol ,
but apart from the building of the Forest of Avon Timberland Trail this has only taken place on a very loosely organised basis.
Our aim is to secure the cooperation of the authorities and supply interested people with tools and materials so that they can carry out lasting repairs to the trails around Bristol .
Hopefully in the long term we will start to see a network of durable well-maintained trails within riding distance of the city centre.
In the meantime we hope that we can at least make using the trails more enjoyable by tackling some of the poorly maintained bits that blight your local rides. Read more:온라인홀덤 순위
What’s next for mountain biking in Bristol?
Mountain biking in Bristol seems to have a bright future ahead! With its diverse terrain and enthusiastic community, there are likely ongoing efforts to expand trail networks, improve existing trails, and foster a supportive mountain biking culture. This might involve collaborations between local government, biking organizations, and enthusiasts to create sustainable trails, promote safety, and encourage participation among riders of all skill levels. Additionally, there may be initiatives to host events, competitions, or festivals that showcase Bristol's mountain biking scene and attract riders from around the region or even internationally. Keeping an eye on local biking groups, forums, and social media channels could provide insights into the latest developments and upcoming projects in the Bristol mountain biking community. lssues with the trails. Read more:온라인홀덤 가입
lssues with the trails
At the time of writing Bristol has one official mountain bike trail, the Forest of Avon Timberland Trail.
There are also several places such as Leigh Woods, Still Woods and the Ashton Court Plantation where mountain bikers are currently permitted to ride on established trails or bridleways.
At the moment we are concentrating on fixing up the Timberland Trail but we don't see why we shouldn't lavish attention on other trails as well.
We are currently repairing problem sections of the Timberland Trail in order to make the Ashton Court section rideable as a complete loop by mountain bikers of all abilities.
The official direction isn't going to be reversed as the poll on this only got a small response, and redoing all the signs for the trail would be expensive.
The Forestry Commission have indicated that they want to surface the section of the trail in 50 Acre Wood. This section will also be rerouted to make it easier to maintain and more fun to ride. The Forestry Commission will be putting in a new track running along the bottom of the wood.
This will serve as a temporary diversion while the trail is being redeveloped and can act as an easier route when the trail is finished.
The trail in 50 Acre Wood will be more difficult than the Ashton Court section, hopefully in a different way to how it is presently!
local trails
Nova (Ashton Court)
Mountain bikers have been using Ashton Court since the early 1990s, and it was one of the first places in the country to get an official MTB trail back in 2002. In 2011 the trail received a full overhaul as part of the 1SW Project.
The new trail is far more weather-resistant than the old trails and is aimed at riders of all abilities. Beginners can get the basics dialled and more experienced riders can use the trail’s undulating surface to gain speed. There’s an optional red descent in the middle of the trail, featuring a pumpy jumpy beginning and a rock-strewn lower section that wouldn’t be out of place on a DH track (see the video below). There are also a few optional lines dotted round the trail, to keep things fresh even after repeated visits.
Yer Tiz (Leigh Woods)
Shorter but more feature-packed than the trail in Ashton Court, Yer Tiz follows the route of the unofficial trails that used to criss-cross the top of the wood. The trail includes a short skills area, with different types of obstacle grouped in increasingly difficult sets of three.
There are also some short optional red sections including switchbacks and “rock shore” (Imagine a North Shore ladder bridge made of rocks). Part of the trail is two-way so you can session the start or finish of the circuit. Riding the whole loop brings you back out at North Road. Ashton Hill Plantation. Read more:온라인홀덤 추천