Sutton Bank Mountain Bike Trails

Adam:

I've done the blue and red trails here. There's a mix of natural and man-made sections. Some nice sections across the top of the bank and decent descents. The climb back ups not right pleasant but all in all a nice ride with good facilities at the centre and great views. There's a lil kiddy skill loop at the centre too which is good toaster the lil ones on

Mixed natural and man made trails Decent downhill Great views

Jim:

Great natural feel to trails and no too crowded

Great skills loops Sections through forest area great. Good views fromthe top of Sutton Bank

Wadam00:

Nice loop out onto the local BWs with the odd bit of purpose built trail thrown in. Some good descents through rocky rooty chutes test the nerve in the wet. As said in other reviews it gets very muddy in the wet, prob best avoided at these times.

Good variety of trail on the loop. Nice to have a xc loop marked up instead of the typical trail centre track. Good views from the tops

darren8684:

If you want waymarked trails go to Dalby if ground wet and sutton bank if dry.

Nice for a good natural trail to be waymarked, instead of having to keep pulling out backcountry navigator on my phone. A couple of nice flowing single track sections and a nice steepish technical decent. I've seen it written that the ride contains the best landscape in the country and and this could quite possibly be true.

Ymbayorky:

A few good downs.

Tibbort:

The blue trail here was different to any other trail centre blue i've ever ridden- once off the road there was a nice open feel to it with a heathland theme that you never find at FC trail centres. This means that from the top of the cliffs you can see for many miles on a good-weather day. There were some good descents down the fields which would be best done in a group so that the first rider could hold gates open to keep the flow going. we found that although there were many arrows to lead the way they aren't necessarily in some of the best spots- especially at the far end where you turn for home, and another we missed in the first crop field, which lead to a modified loop being done. This did not detract from the ride and gave us the chance to see some of the many bridleways that seem to criss-cross this area. I imagine with local knowledge some interesting descents could be created out of the existing bridleways which look good and steep as they head down the bank. No doubt a more technical route will be created in due course. The skills loop is a good use of space; you can see that a fair bit of money has been spent to get this place off the ground.

Cracking view Many weather-roof trails Cheaper to park than Dalby Good for children