North Wales has some incredible mountain biking to offer. From bike parks, to trail centres and all the natural forest routes in between. It’s so cliche to say, but there really is something for everyone. Even E-bikes. (Yes we see you Ed).
Below is a selection of our most popular routes but it’s not conclusive. If YOU have a particular place you want to ride, let us know. Chances are our guides will know it, have ridden it and only be too stoked to show you the trails.
What is the Traws Eryri? Big climbs and challenging trails that push your limits and reward with spectacular views and sense of achievement. A focus on the best and most scenic segments of the Traws Eryri Route, ensuring an unforgettable riding experience. The Traws Eryri runs the length of Snowdonia, […]
Cadair Idris is the highest mountain in southern Eryri (Snowdonia) at 893m and offers big mountain riding with a good variety of trails including single track, forest roads, grassy trails and some techy boulder-style stuff. Views are your reward!
Loose, rocky terrain greets you for your Snowdon climb, but it’s 1085m summit is worth the burn. With a few routes to choose from, typically we ascend the Llanberis path and descend Ranger Path. All before 10am.
The UK’s first and largest dedicated mountain bike trail centre, Coed y Brenin proudly retains its leading status with trails suitable for all abilities.
From mountains to woodlands, the Dyfi Forest expands to a maze of trails that can be tailored to suit your riding. Dyfi Forest is home to flowing singletrack, technical rocky sections, drop offs, slabs, incredible summits and views, all accessible across one day.
If miles and views are your aim – the summit to coast routes are for you! Offering both Cader Idris to Dyfi, and Snowdon to Conwy, you’ll be guaranteed a memorable day.
Camping with friends, a catered Hayloft stay, the Traws Eryri route or some jumps coaching – Bike Ranch Snowdonia has an option for every rider. It’s the ultimate location for a MTBing holiday in North Wales.
Nestled in the heart of the MTB mecca, The Ranch sits on a working sheep farm in South Snowdonia, right next to Coed y Brenin and is surrounded by the best trails and bike parks in North Wales.
