They are found on the edge of a small village called Woburn Sands quite close to Milton Keynes. Permits purchased online are required to ride either of the biking facilities. They are also quite close by to Rushmere MTB trails.

Woburn Bike Park

Woburn Bike Park is a jump park area that has dirt jumps, tables, gaps and downhill tracks. It uses the orange dot system and so each section is graded one, two or three dots depending on severity of technical trail features e.g. size of jumps, drops, level of commitment.
Well known downhill style lines here are the DT Line (blue), Transfer Line (red), Sroganoff (black) and the M7 (pro) line.
These folk have their own Facebook Group and best to follow them to see the progress and latest details. King of Spades and his crew develop this park.

Woburn Bike Trails (XC)

The trails can be ridden all year round and drain well in the winter.
Woburn Bike Trails manage the XC set up and are the local volunteer group and they work in partnership with the Greensand Trust to maintain the trails

The Longslade Trail - Red

The Longslade Trail is a circular bike-priority cycling/mountain biking route. The route has around 9-10 km of flowing mountain bike trails that offer a mix of existing long-established trails plus sections melding to provide an exciting and often challenging experience for mountain bikers. It is graded RED, so is for intermediate or advanced mountain biking skilled riders who wish to tackle tricky exposed-root sections, flowing berms and corners, short but stiff climbs, and the odd (rollable) drop-off.
You can join the Longslade Trail from any of the main three car parks. The Longslade Trail starts close to the Sandy Lane/Church Road car park in Woburn Sands.

Danesborough MTB Trail - Blue

A fun flowing trail around 4km long that goes along the golf course and around the Danesborough hill fort. There are a couple of climbs, berms and descents that provide interest along the way as well as twists and turns through the swamp area.

Peacocks - THE NEW SKOOL - Black

A short 460m black track with multiple lines, with berms, drops and a rock garden descent

Bridleways

Within Aspley Woods there are a small number of public rights of way including 4 bridleways along which it is permitted to ride horses or to cycle. Additionally, cyclists need to purchase a cycle permit for access to permissive cycle trails

Other Stuff

A map of the trails can be found here.
As important is where not to ride which includes Wavendon Heath Ponds, Danesborough Camp Hill Fort and all public footpaths etc.

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