I only go downhill WD only need to look at my strava QoMs to establish that !This is going downhill rapidly I think.then again we can say wales is a country of diverse ethnic groups
mountain biking in Wales
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Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
We live 1000ft up I get hubby to park the car in the valley, he rides back up, then we ride down at a push I can get 30 miles out of it !!!!I wish I only went downhill. Dam hills here all seem to go uphill, never downhill.
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Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
You lucky devil.
I know !
well ive just had a great week in Wales based in Llwyngwril, although most of the riding was was on roads and farm tracks, around Fairbourne, Barmouth and Dolgellau etc.
there is a road from lake Vynwy to lake Bala, all single road but a lovely ride.
even managed to keep away from coed y brenin.... theres plenty of places to cycle if you look.
there is a road from lake Vynwy to lake Bala, all single road but a lovely ride.
even managed to keep away from coed y brenin.... theres plenty of places to cycle if you look.
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I'm not a huge fan of trail centres but I've really enjoyed Coed Y brenin when I've been there and the cafe is pretty good too.
What I will say is that there is a huge expanse of mid Wales which is largely neglected by tourists. Tourists tend to come to either the Beacons or Snowdonia and miss out the bit in between. Mid Wales is one of the most scenically beautiful and under rated areas of the UK.
What I will say is that there is a huge expanse of mid Wales which is largely neglected by tourists. Tourists tend to come to either the Beacons or Snowdonia and miss out the bit in between. Mid Wales is one of the most scenically beautiful and under rated areas of the UK.
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