Reviewed by: Andy Dyason , from Potton

Summary:
a small wood on a sandy hillside, I ride it most weeks in winter as a night ride. Not paricularly challenging, but usually dry. Ok for an hours blast but not really worth more than a twenty minute drive. No facilities and a good chance the local gypsies will break into your car!

Recommended Route:
make your own up!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
go to leith hill or cannock chase, better still cyb or byc.

Reviewed by: alex , from england

Summary:
Tracks: there's a good dual slalom that's getting a 4ft start ramp built on. if you explore the woods then you might find a few decent hidden tracks.
jumps: the dual slalom has some great single jumps but the single track has some killer gaps to fly over. (don't stack!)
terrain: mainly mud but there is some clay and sand. the ground is bumpy but the dual slalom is very smooth! At the free ride area there some great drops and jumps. watch out for tree roots though!

Recommended Route:
go through dead mans cross heading away from bedford. at the first cross roads turn right and then pull in at the parking.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
none that i know of!

Reviewed by: Bry Ricks , from England

Summary:
an amazing track, big air on most of the jumps, good for beginners and intermediates i'd say. well worth a few hours. wicked experience no matter how many times you go, totally rules!

Recommended Route:
can't really remember but you can't miss the trees

Other recommended trails in the same area:
don't know

Reviewed by: Randell [Team HALO] , from Luton

Summary:
Very good alot of places to do tricks and the best play i recomend yuo to go.

Recommended Route:
Do the freeride area and the slaloms u will have alot of fun there the freeride is better to get use to jumping but its after you know how DO NOT!! use the big jump off the top unless you know what you are doing and you are very good at it.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Not known.