Description
Woburn Bike Park is located in Aspley Woods near Woburn Sands in Bedfordshire. A full rebuild of the bike park is currently underway, led by Matt Jones with the support of the Woburn Estate, creating a new official bike park with purpose-built jump lines, flow trails, and progression-focused features. The bike park is currently closed during forestry work and construction, with reopening planned for 2026. We will update this listing as the bike park build progresses.
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Status
- The bike park is fully closed to all visitors during forestry operations and construction.
- Reopening is planned for 2026.
Rebuild overview
The rebuild marks a significant reset for Woburn Bike Park, with large areas of woodland cleared as part of planned forestry work, creating space for entirely new lines and layouts. The project is being delivered with full landowner approval, allowing machine-built trails and features at a scale not previously possible at the site.
Flow Line - Blue (in development)
The first major build shown in the rebuild series is a new machine-built flow line. The design focuses on width, consistency, and progression, with features intended to be rollable while still offering speed and airtime for more experienced riders.
- Wide, machine-shaped berms linking corners and drops.
- Rollable tabletops and jumps with multiple ways through.
- Features designed to allow both controlled riding and trick progression.
- The line is planned to extend further down the hill, increasing overall length and vertical drop.
Dirt Jumps
- Next up work has started work on the Dirt Jump area. All previous Dirt Jumps were flattened for the new set up with the exception of the Mainline which will be extended to the bottom of the area.
- In the new set up there will be an eight pack (4 progressive jumps) running throught the centre of the Dirt Jump area creating future opportunity to mix lines as further development occurs.
Trail Line
- A twisty trail line is planned
Further Jumps and progression features (planned)
Alongside the flow line and the Dirt jump area, the rebuild plans include additional jump-focused and progression features, aimed at supporting rider development over time.
- Step-ups and jump features intended for learning tricks and building confidence.
- Layouts designed to offer options rather than mandatory gaps.
- Further lines and features expected to be added as construction continues.
Matt Jones
Matt Jones is leading the Woburn Bike Park rebuild project, sharing regular updates and behind-the-scenes progress through his social channels and YouTube build series.
Follow the build
iBikeRide will be following the build and as new tracks and features are added we will update the listing.
Facilities
- Parking is available in the Woburn and Aspley Woods area, subject to current access arrangements.
- No on-site bike shop, cafe, visitor centre, or toilets are confirmed during the rebuild period.
Directions
- Access is via Woburn Sands and the Aspley Woods area.
- Visitors should always check official updates before travelling, particularly while the bike park remains closed.
Location and access
- Woodland bike park setting within Aspley Woods.
- Located on private land, with access governed by the Woburn Estate.
- The bike park is closed during forestry and construction work.
Related trails
The wider Woburn Sands woodland trail network is covered separately on iBikeRide. For cross-country and non–bike park riding in the area, see:
Woburn Sands mountain biking trail listing
Background and updates
Further background on the rebuild, including the project scope and official status of the bike park, can be found here:
Matt Jones returns to rebuild Woburn Bike Park
After a successful partnership spanning many years with The Greensand Trust, The Bedford Estates resumed the management of Apsley Heath and Woods, including Woburn Bike Park and Trails.
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