Reviewed by: ckdfdkflk , from zxgx

Summary:
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Recommended Route:
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Other recommended trails in the same area:
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Reviewed by: Someone , from Somwhere

Summary:
The best downhill in the area 5mins + depending on how fast you are, very techniqal

Recommended Route:
Follow fireroads with bike signs to the top of the mountain, look for stream/ waterfall then go up small track then down the downhill track

Reviewed by: Stuart , from Cranfield, UK

Summary:
I stayed in a cottage on the edge of the forest last summer and took my bike out every morning. Be prepared for some real climbing (1000 ft) and some great scenery and then some endless downhills - as fast as you dare. The forest has several marked mtb trails, which are graded but even the easiest takes some cranking. The paths are a mixture of gravel and dirt tracks. You may meet walkers so be sensible and courtious and avoid the paths that are marked walkers only. Extreme riders can gain access to some wild steep peaks that surround the forest e.g. Grizdale Pike from the forest trails. If you ride just after sunrise you'll get to meet deer and other local inhabitants.

Recommended Route:
Do them all!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Anywhere in the lakes gets a good review from me!