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Hampshire trails

adowling92adowling92 Posts: 225
edited August 2013 in Routes
Anyone know of any good ones? Not too technical as i haven't been MTBing long.
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  • Chunkers1980Chunkers1980 Posts: 8,035
    Have you tried Lordswood?

    Things disappear then get made all the time.

    Also Petersfield.
  • nasha48nasha48 Posts: 231
    Get down in the New Forest. Shedloads of forest tracks and even the odd stony and short DH if u search around. Pleasant routes, nothing particularly technical, mostly flat with the odd short, sharp climb. Mates and i regularly ride routes ranging from 16m to 40m around Sway, Brockenhurst, Holmsley, Burley, Lyndhurst and Ringwood. Varied terrain, fun and certainly gets the fitness up...
  • paul.skibumpaul.skibum Posts: 4,068
    Buy an OS map and work a route out, work another one out, ride them backwards, see what makes a good down and a good up and link them together - loads of good bridleways in the Alton area to follow, QEP if you want waymarked ease of use.
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  • Cycling SolicitorCycling Solicitor Posts: 27
    Winchester to Queen Elizabeth Park on the South Downs Way.
  • bartimaeusbartimaeus Posts: 1,812
    Queen Elizabeth Country Park, and if you can make it over the border into West Sussex we have Kingley Vale, with loads of riding between QECP, Kingley Vale and the South Downs Way...
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