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Queen Elizabeth Country Park Mountain Bike Trails
Avg 3.88
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  • Information:
  • Type: Purpose Built Centre
  • Grades: Blue,Red,Green,Ungraded
  • Riding: Cross Country,Enduro,Wild Trails
  • Facilities: Car Park,Toilets,Visitors Centre,Cafe
  • Distance(s): Under 5km, 5-10km, 11-20km
  • Country: England
  • County: Hampshire
  • Website: Queen Elizabeth Country Park
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Description

Queen Elizabeth Country Park (QECP) Mountain Bike Trails are just straight off the A3 in Hampshire, England, and have a blue, red Lite Blue, Skills area, a mini wheel kids track, and other natural trails around the area.

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The Red

  • This mountain bike trail is graded red and is 7.5km (4.6 miles) long. This is mostly single-track, a lot of which is off-camber, rooty and with some decent climbing and steep gradients. Expect some kickers, jumps and small drops.

The Blue

  • The blue is 6km (3.7 miles) long. It is an all-weather trail with 65% single-track with fun berms and rollers as well as blue and red drop options. Some of the singletrack sections are deerstalker, swoopy and lumberjack.

Wiggly Worm (Lite Blue / Green Track)

  • Just opposite where the blue final descent ends (the official end) there is a 300m but fun 'Lite Blue' / greengraded track.

Skills Area - Bike Base

  • There is a skills area and jump line at Benham Bushes (runs from the end of the Light Blue trail to the car park).

Kids Track - Bike Base

  • In March 2023 work also started on a new mini wheel, kids track for balance bikes by the Visitors Centre.

Natural Trails

  • The park is situated on the south downs way which runs through the middle of the forest. It offers great access to the rest of the South Downs. Two specific non-waymarked trails start in the park and lead out into the surrounding countryside. These use the rights of way networks and some public roads. Queen Elizabeth 16 km (10 miles), Meon Valley 16km (10 miles). For more information on these routes and others in Hampshire, a pack of 'Off Road Cycle Trails' is available from the Visitor Centre. There are also a number of downhill / enduro style natural trails around the area.

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guest:
Avg 4.80
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Great riding, plenty of uphill and downhill trails. 
beautifully looked after, and great cafe. 
easy to find and great parking. 

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

16/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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guest:
Avg 3.80
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QECP excellent

QECP is a excel place to learn particularly jumps.  The skills area is quite progressive and covers all areas of MTB 

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

16/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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guest:
Avg 3.70
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QE trails constantly improving

Fantastic volunteer maintained trails.

new skills area has been a good addition, helping to get more people into mountain biking

What do you like?

I love the red climb, usually very quiet

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

16/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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guest:
Avg 2.50
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Only two official trails, only one good size drop which is to flat! Blue trail is ok but feels far too wide and smooth and has small features that seem to be added as an afterthought, signage to the trail head is poor, parking is expensive 

parts Of the blue trail are really rough and need maintenance (berms after the table top jump)

could Do with a proper jump section with different type jumps going up in size to help progression rather than the poor skills areas 

What do you like?

Red trail over the back is nice, has been left untouched so feels like a natural trail


What could be improved?

See summary 

Would you recommend?

no

Date written:

16/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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guest:
Avg 4.20
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Great skills area

I’d love to see a longer green train for the littler shredders but it’s great having the skills area to practice on.

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

15/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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guest:
Avg 3.40
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Great spot

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

22/06/2025 - 6 months ago

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