Pauly
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| posted on 26-4-2004 at 11:45 |
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Trails?
Hi, can anyone point me towards where the local mountain bike trails are in the Borth/Aber area? I see quite a few student types riding
some quite serious kit, but cant find the serious trails.
Cheers.
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rob
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| posted on 26-4-2004 at 12:02 |
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Nant Yr Arian on the A44 is rumoured to be pretty good, never ridden it myself...
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adam
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Yep Nant yr Arian is right on your doorstep, lots of good trails and looks like they're now better marked than when I used to go and
Summit Cycles have one trail:
http://www.summitcycles.co.uk/trails.html
There are also some decent routes around Machynlleth, call in at Greenstiles Cycles in Machynlleth near the clock to ask.
Also if you're willing to drive a bit further Coed Y Brenin is within fairly easy reach.
Take a look here for more info:
http://www.mtbbritain.co.uk/route_guides.html
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Pauly
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| posted on 26-4-2004 at 14:24 |
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Thanx guys, I've just looked at those Nant Yr Arian trails on the net. They seem pretty good. Might try the Summit one this wknd.
Yeah, Coed Y Brenins great though havent been for ages.
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justal
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As far as I know the Nant Yr Arian trails have been improved loads over the last year and are pretty much on a par with those of Coed Y
Brenin these days....
Both are promoted as 'world class trails', so they should be good!!
Al.
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