Description
Nant Gwrtheyrn Downhill was a private downhill venue on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales, with 2 black-grade tracks above a coastal heritage village. It hosted national-level downhill racing and ran organised uplift days, but the tracks are now closed and there is no access to them. They are on private land, so please do not ride them.
The Tracks
- The original track was steep, technical and punishing, and hosted national downhill racing.
- The second track was a more trail-bike-friendly black, still challenging but faster and more accessible than the original.
- Riding was only ever allowed on organised uplift days. The tracks are now closed, with no access at any time.
Riding Nearby
- For uplift days in North Wales, Antur Stiniog runs its own uplift at Blaenau Ffestiniog, and our guide to UK uplift days lists more.
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- If you rode at Nant Gwrtheyrn while it was open, please share your photos, videos and memories to this listing.
