Description
The Oneplanet Adventure, Coed Llandegla Mountain Biking Centre Trails are near Wrexham in North Wales. It has four MTB trails covering green, blue, red, and black gradings. There are also off-piste options like Natural Selection. The center including the cafe, bike shop and hire is managed by Oneplanet Adventure.
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It also has a Skills Area, Bike Park, Dual Slalom run, and a Pump Track.
Red: 18km
- The Red 18km trail shares the same climb through the forest with the blue trail. When it splits off at the top of the forest, the longer red route sends you on a series of more technical challenges, with singletrack, steep sections, bermed switchbacks, water crossings, tabletops, and boardwalk.
Black: 21km
- There are a series of black runs (6km) that are accessible only from the Intermediate Route. Together, the red and black routes comprise 21km of trail. The black runs are steeper downhill stretches and they have much more challenging technical features like large steps, gaps, and drop-offs
Natural Selection - Off-Piste
- Launched in April 2023 these are 4 technical natural feel (black graded) off-piste track options. Expect:
- Narrow hand-cut singletrack trail
- Exposed off-camber roots
- Exposed bedrock and rock features
- Tight steep corners
- Natural, slippy surface
- Steep shoots into narrow corners
- Large drops (Inc the wallride at the end)
Blue 12km
- The Blue is still 12km in length, and there is a gradual climb up through the forest until it splits with the Red, Route at the top of the forest. It is largely gradual downhill, interspersed with gentle uphill sections. This route also has a selection of small humps and other features to add a degree of challenge!
Green: 5km
- A waymarked route of approximately 5km has been developed specifically with families in mind. The route avoids major climbs and technical sections and concentrates on allowing families to experience off-road cycling in a fun and safe way. The surfaces encountered on this route are mainly hard-packed but there are sections that are loose, uneven, or muddy at times. The route allows riders to ascend gently from the car park, through the forest, and onto the reservoir, with its views of the Clwydian Range. After cycling around the reservoir, the route meanders back through the forest before the final descent which sweeps down to the Visitor Centre.
Skills Area, Free Ride Area, Pump Track
- Status update Dec 2025: The Skills Area, Pump Track and Freeride Zone at Coed Llandegla are currently closed following forestry harvesting near the visitor centre. The closure forms part of a planned rebuild, with the centre stating: “We’ve dreamed for a long time of creating a brand-new, next-level Skills Zone. The recent harvesting has made this possible, and we’re grabbing the opportunity with both hands.” Plans for the new Skills Zone include
- a dedicated “Little Rippers” area
- a coaching zone
- new berms and drop-offs
- new jump lines for a range of rider abilities
Dual Slalom
- The dual Slalom has berms, jumps and bumps on near-identical tracks.
Other Stuff
- You can check out the trail map here
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