Bwlch Nant yr Arian has announced plans to build a new mountain bike skills area at the popular mid-Wales trail centre.
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Lake District to get £3million to fix flood damaged rights of way
Lake District receives £3m recovery cash boost to help the region recover from the infamous floods of 2015.
Rights of Way “not fit for purpose” finds off-road cycling survey
Cycling UK and Open MTB have just issued the preliminary results from their Off-Road survey which found 74% of the participants consider the current rights…
More bloodthirsty trail sabotage in south Wales
Afan Valley Bike Shed have put up a shocking Facebook post detailing trail sabotage in the Ton Pentre area.
Government says no to better outdoors access for mountain bikers
Response from government "missed opportunity" on responsible countryside access says British Cycling.
Murderous trail sabotage in Delamere Forest
Local bike shop Twelve50 bikes shares shocking photo of lethal trail sabotage in Delamere Forest, Cheshire.
And the spookiest place to mountain bike in the UK is…
Cannock Chase is the place to go if you want to have a paranormal experience on your mountain bike. Here's a list of the many…
New uplift to open in north Wales
Two black grade Downhill tracks on the Lleyn Peninsula open for uplift service next month in a partnership between Antur Stiniog and Nant Gwrtheyrn.
Danny Hart buys Hamsterley Bike Park
Confirming the rumour, Danny Hart reveals Hamsterley Forest as Danny Hart's Descend Bike Park.
What can we learn from horse riders?
Get organised, look after your ride and set up your steed with a few tips from those horsey types
The best new places to ride in 2017
Here are what we consider to be the top 11 spots to visit next year. Get 'em written down in your 2017 To Do list
Petition for sabotaged Caerphilly trails to be recognised
An online petition has been started to "show demand for a recognised local mountain bike trail in the Caerphilly basin" in the light of recent…
How more trail access for bikes would benefit the rural economy
Cycling UK (formerly known as The CTC) have introduced an economic argument for rights of way 'responsible access' reform for off-road bikes.
Mountain biker injured by trail sabotage in Forest Of Dean
Reports have emerged of an incident on August 22nd where a mountain biker was injured by obstacles deliberately put on to bike trails.
The first ever national survey of off-road cycling activity in England and Wales
The new survey wants to get a better idea of where we’re all riding currently with a view to expanding bikers’ currently rather restrictive access…
Berms, rollers and flow replace the boring fire road at Dalby
The sound of clanging tools and heavy machinery has been upsetting the peace and quiet in the North York Moors National Park this spring. Thankfully…
27km waymarked MTB route proposed for East Manchester
The plan is to help riders explore and navigate their way around existing bike-legal tracks and trails. Minimise the map reading headaches and maximise the…
Pokemon Go players straying on to MTB trails
As you’re no doubt all sick of hearing, Pokemon Go is slowly taking over the world. Mountain biking is no longer a way of escaping…
More lethal trail sabotage happening in Northern Ireland
Bad vibes appear to be growing in some of Northern Ireland’s riding spots with the discovery of some fishing wire strung between two trees in…
Ben Nevis grows by a metre
Have you tackled Ben Nevis’s extra metre yet? Last month, Britain’s highest peak ‘grew’ to 1,345 metres, up from 1,344 metres, meaning if you haven’t…