Trails

As of now, only the following trail names have been verified through Trailforks:

Loam

A natural-feeling line through wooded terrain.
Features root sections and softer dirt; best in dry conditions.
Known for its fast flow and corners rather than big features.

Funduro

A more playful trail, possibly blending jump elements with natural trail riding.

Other unnamed lines observed in riding videos and community posts include:

Trails with steep roll-ins leading to gap jumps, hips, step-downs, and doubles.
Short, technical woodland lines with rooty sections and tight turns.
A recently built big drop and jump line

Please note: As there is no official trail map or signage, trail layouts and features may change. Always inspect trails before riding, and be aware of new builds or maintenance in progress.

Other Stuff

A small dirt layby/parking area is available off Kingsford Lane, on the right-hand side heading uphill from Kinver.
The freeride zone is a short push-up from the road.
Best ridden on a jump bike or long-travel trail bike.
Local riders are usually friendly and happy to show you the lines if you ask.
Not suitable for beginners.
You can combine a visit here with nearby woodland trails or head to Kinver Edge for some XC spins if you’re after more miles.

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