Tidworth Freeride Bike Park

Description

Tidworth B1KEPARK is a downhill and freeride mountain bike park near Salisbury in Wiltshire, and a founding member of the B1KEPARK network. It has graded blue, red and black trails plus a dedicated skills zone and dirt jump area, covering everything from mellow warm-up laps to big-feature black lines. Originally built by the local MTB community over 15 years ago, it continues to be upgraded with new and refreshed trails.

The Trails

Waspy (Blue, ●●) - a reborn Tidworth classic blending old-school flow with modern shaping: tight turns, rollers and mellow jumps.
Hornet (Black, ●●) - technical and high-speed, with steep sections, step-downs and large gaps for confident, advanced riders.
Hoopa Struve (Black, ●●) - Tidworth's flagship race line, with rock gardens, off-cambers, step-downs and the iconic coffin drop.
White Line (Top) (Red, ●●●) - jump-heavy, known for its 'berm gap,' flowing straight into White Line (Bottom).
White Line (Bottom) (Black, ●●●) - bigger step-downs and a 43ft final table; strong jumping ability required.
Berminator (Red, ●) - fast freeride-style run with 12 switchback berms, tabletops, rollers and small doubles.
Berminator Too (Red, ●) - a mellower variation with smoother features and less gradient.
Oblivion (Red, ●●) - berms, linked step-downs, a big step-up and a jump-heavy lower section.
Peaky Blind-Hits (Black, ●●●) - freshly shaped berms and big jumps, including a 30ft gap, with technical riding throughout.
Side Quest (Red, ●) - a twisty, off-camber alternative line across the site.
River Flow (Black, ●) - one of Tidworth's more natural trails: tight corners, small drops and sapling-lined singletrack.
Humps 'n' Bumps (Blue, ●●) - a skills zone with rebuilt tabletops and progressive jumps, good for warming up or younger riders.
Peaks and Troughs (Black, ●●●) - a flowy, confidence-building line with gentle gradient, small berms and tabletops.

Facilities and Access

On-site parking, a sign-in cabin and toilets. No mechanical uplift - push-up routes are clearly marked.
Tidworth is run by B1KE, and every visit needs a day pass, booked on the B1KE website or the B1KE app. Network members get their day pass free, and prices vary by membership type, so check the website before you go.
Open 7 days a week all year: 9.30am to 4pm (or last light) from October to March, and 9.30am to 6pm from April to September, with later opening on Wednesdays in early summer. Check B1KE's socials for any short-notice closures before travelling.

Getting Here

Address: Tidworth B1KEPARK, off the A338, South Tidworth, Wiltshire, SP9 7TE.
From the north: drive through Tidworth on the A338 and Tidworth Freeride is on your left.
From the south: leave the A303 signposted Shipton Bellinger/Tidworth (A338), drive through Shipton Bellinger, and Tidworth Freeride is on your right after the tank crossing.
Take care turning into and out of the car park - the A338 is a busy, fast road.

If you have ridden the trails at Tidworth B1KEPARK, feel free to post your reviews, photos, videos or comments to the listing to help other riders plan their visit.