Reviewed by: Craig ,  Downhiller

Summary:
Llangwyfan is a top DH track and i would recomend it to any one. It is very extreme and well wouth the 10 min push up 2 the top!!!

Recommended Route:
from denbigh follow the signs for Llandurnog, u will come 2 a roundabout go straight over it past the pub and u will come to a road go left and follow the road up u will know when u r there because of the bikers!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
cheery pie there are a few dirt jumps there! just look for the pub 'the cheery pie inn'

Reviewed by: TERRY BULL ,  Downhiller

Summary:
used to ride this one b4 the forrest was cut down. started ridin it again recently n its still fu*kin amazin! best track i've ridden by far! love the log drop on the first half of the course and the fast flowin singletrack that follows. like the second half more though wiv the rooty verts. classic track! plenty of riders there on a weekend.

Recommended Route:
from mold head for dendigh then turn off for nannerch. turn left jst b4 the main village towards the fishin lake. follow lane 4 about 2 miles n look for the car park on ur right.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
sand quarry jump spot in melyn-y-wern.

Reviewed by: Ali , from Ruthin

Summary:
Ok first of all The Trail is OPEN and now its fater and slicker than b4 with the chutes and drops being knarlier.
secondly... your walking your goddamn dogs on our course ... the bridal way crosses the track not vissa versa .. dammit i hate boring ppl ppl who should ride it... anyone... its where i started on my old rigid back in the day , just watch out for those faster than u and get out the trail if they come.
even steve peat and co + the sprung guys have been riddin here
so its for pros and well me.. word to all me hommies
ride cuz u wont feel nowt likit

Recommended Route:
from bottom to top... na somethings wrong wid that ... DOWN

Reviewed by: Paul Edwards , from Reading

Summary:
This is the course that got me into downhill. Met the scousers here in 1997/8. I used to ride with my girlfriend Laura (loopy). I didn't realise this course still existed, I thought the forestry boys had wrecked it. Best course south of Hadrians wall, Laura broke her pelvis here in 2000 and I did my shoulder and ribs the following year, top course.
Quick note on attitude, I agree with cathy below that the litter can be a problem (we used to clear it at the end of the day) and we do need to be careful crossing the paths, the bridle ways are ancient rights of way, technically the DH couse is an illegal track. I am sure if we are considerate to the other users in the area then we should avoid any major confrontations, remember, one accident and we could find ourselves banned from this area completely.
if your attitude is "fuck the walkers" , you can guarantee problems, so why not grow up and next time you meet some one on the trail say "hello" (I know this can be difficult after a stressful day at school but try!). To sum up, my favourite track of all time. I will be back soon.

Recommended Route:
Down?

Reviewed by: Gray , from Wirral

Summary:
Im confused a little....... there is a review for Nannerch and a review for Llangwyfan - judging by the descriptions, they are one and the same course! doh!
This trail is cool tho, used to be called the "Scouse Trail" I think. Ive got the course completely nailed now, only bits that slow me down are the log drop and the big vert at the end - dont get me wrong - I do em, just have to apply a little braking power first! he he he
All you gaylords who seem to think this course is unridable on a hardtail...... THINK AGAIN. When this trail was origionally built, most peeps could only afford hardtails as full bouncers were relatively new to the scene.
Ive ridden it on my hardtail and its well cool, a bit less "comfortable" - and you have to be a little more acurate, but it still rocks. In fact, I went the other week on my hardtail, and was only a second or two behing my mate on his 9.5" highoctane with risse champ forks.

Recommended Route:
top to bottom - the other way just doesnt feel as good for some reason.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Moel Famau is fast, but with only one real technical ride down (the other 3 are more flat out fast windie trails), full on DHers might scoff at it - its still a lot of fun tho!