The park features 13 graded trails plus a dedicated skills zone and dirt jump area. Trails are colour-graded (blue, red, black) and use the B1KE dot system to indicate feature size: ● (small), ●● (medium), ●●● (large). Expect jumps, drops, berms, tabletops and step-downs across the site.

Trails

1. Waspy – ●● (Blue)
A reborn Tidworth classic. Waspy blends old-school flow with modern trail shaping. Tight turns, rollers and mellow jumps make this a favourite for warm-up laps and new riders alike.

2. Hornet – ●● (Black)
A technical and high-speed black run with big features throughout. Steep sections, step-downs and large gaps reward confident, advanced riders.

3. Hooper Struve – ●● (Black)
Tidworth’s flagship race line. Recently updated with improved drainage and reshaped lips for smoother speed. Features rock gardens, off-cambers, step-downs and the iconic coffin drop. Not for the faint-hearted.

4. White Line (Top) – ●●● (Red)
A jump-heavy trail known for its iconic ‘berm gap’. Step-ups, doubles and progressively bigger features flow straight into White Line (Bottom).

5. White Line (Bottom) – ●●● (Black)
Continues from the top section with even bigger step-downs and the 43ft final table. Riders need strong jumping ability and air awareness to safely complete this line.

6. Berminator – ● (Red)
A fun, fast freeride-style run with 12 switchback berms and a mix of tabletops, rollers and small doubles. Ideal for building confidence and refining cornering skills.

7. Berminator Too – ● (Red)
A mellower variation of Berminator with smoother features and less gradient. Great for progression.

8. Oblivion – ●● (Red)
A rollercoaster ride featuring berms, linked step-downs, a big step-up and jump-heavy lower section. Recently refreshed for 2025 with faster flow and better jumps.

9. Peaky Blind-Hits – ●●● (Black)

A revamped Black 3-dot line built for 2025, with freshly shaped berms, big jumps — including a 30ft gap — and technical riding throughout.

10. Side Quest – ● (Red)
A twisty, off-camber trail cutting across the site. Features varied terrain and is a great alternative line for sessioning.

11. River Flow – ● (Black)
One of Tidworth’s more natural trails. Tight corners, small drops and sapling-lined singletrack that requires rhythm and line choice to ride well.

12. Humps 'n' Bumps – ●●(Blue)

A revamped skills zone at the foot of the park with rebuilt tabletops and progressive jumps. Perfect for warming up or younger riders learning air time basics.

13. Peaks & Troughs – ●●● (Black)

A flowy, confidence-building blue line with gentle gradient, small berms and tabletops. A great lap for riders progressing from the skills zone.

Other stuff

Membership: Tidworth is a B1KE-managed site. You must have a Free Annual or Network Annual Membership to ride. Day passes and memberships are available on the B1KE website.

Opening: Typically closed for winter maintenance (reopens early March). Check their Facebook page for updates.

Facilities: On-site parking, sign-in cabin, toilets. No uplift – push-up routes are clearly marked.

Website: https://www.b1ke.com/b1keparks/tidworth/
Instagram: @tidworthfreeride
Facebook: Tidworth Freeride Facebook Page
Address: Tidworth B1KEPARK, near Tidworth Garrison, Wiltshire SP9

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