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Whistler Mountain Bike Park, British Columbia

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Located in British Columbia, Whistler Mountain Bike Park is often considered the holy grail of mountain biking. With over 70 trails spanning 80km and 5000ft of vertical descent, it offers everything from flowing single tracks to extreme technical runs. The A-Line trail is particularly famous for its perfectly sculpted jumps and berms. Best riding season: June to September.Difficulty: Beginner to ExpertSignature Trail: A-LineVertical Drop: 5000ft

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Padlet AI - The 401 Trail, Crested Butte

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Padlet AI - The 401 Trail, Crested Butte

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The 401 Trail in Crested Butte, Colorado, is considered one of the most scenic singletrack trails in the world. This 14-mile loop climbs to 11,351 feet and offers stunning views of the Elk Mountains. The descent features wildflower meadows and aspen forests. The trail combines technical challenges with breathtaking alpine scenery. Difficulty: Intermediate to AdvancedDistance: 14 milesElevation Gain: 2,000 feet

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Tasmania's Blue Derby trail network is Australia's premier mountain biking destination. With over 125km of purpose-built trails, it offers world-class riding through pristine rainforest. The Atlas trail is particularly notable for its technical features and flow. The network caters to all skill levels and has hosted multiple Enduro World Series events.Difficulty: All levelsTotal Trail Network: 125kmSignature Trail: Atlas

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Located in the Italian Riviera, Finale Ligure is Europe's year-round mountain biking paradise. The area offers over 400km of trails with views of the Mediterranean Sea. The combination of ancient Roman paths, rocky technical sections, and flowing single tracks makes it unique. The area regularly hosts major international competitions.Difficulty: Intermediate to ExpertRiding Season: Year-roundTotal Trails: 400km+

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Padlet AI - Rotorua Whakarewarewa Forest

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Padlet AI - Rotorua Whakarewarewa Forest

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New Zealand's Rotorua offers some of the Southern Hemisphere's best riding in the Whakarewarewa Forest. With over 160km of continuously evolving trails, it's known for its perfect soil composition and incredible flow through native forest. The Eagle vs Shark trail is a local favorite combining technical features with smooth berms.Difficulty: All levelsTrail Network: 160kmSignature Trail: Eagle vs Shark

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Utah's legendary Slickrock Trail is a 10.5-mile loop of technical riding on Navajo Sandstone. This unique terrain offers unprecedented traction and challenging features. The trail provides a one-of-a-kind riding experience with stunning views of the desert landscape and requires both technical skill and physical endurance.Difficulty: AdvancedLength: 10.5 milesTerrain: Petrified sand dunes

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Scotland's Glentress Forest is part of the famous 7stanes trail centers. It features over 73km of marked trails, including the renowned black-rated 'The Matador.' The trail center is known for its well-maintained routes, progressive difficulty levels, and all-weather riding conditions. The trails wind through beautiful Scottish forestry with purpose-built features.Difficulty: All levelsTrail Network: 73kmSignature Trail: The Matador

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Bolivia's infamous 'Death Road' (Yungas Road) descends from 4,650m to 1,200m over 64km. Once the world's most dangerous road, it's now a bucket-list mountain biking destination. The trail offers spectacular views of the Cordillera Real mountains and Amazon rainforest. This mostly downhill ride requires careful attention and good brake control.Difficulty: AdvancedDescent: 3,450mLength: 64km

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Stromlo Forest Park, Dave McInnes Road, Australian Capital Territory

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Leon - Stromlo Forest Park, Dave McInnes Road, Australian Capital Territory

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Leon - Stromlo Forest Park, Dave McInnes Road, Australian Capital Territory

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The University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park (UC Stromlo) is the ultimate mountain biking destination. With over 50km of expertly constructed and maintained trails, everyone faces a challenge. UC Stromlo’s unique combination of terrains, natural obstacles, hand-built features, and constantly changing wildlife, weather, and scenery ensures that no two rides feel the same.

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Welcome to University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park

University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park (UC Stromlo) is Australia's premier multi-use recreational sporting facility situated in the heart of the Molonglo Valley in the nation's capital, Canberra. Set on 1200 hectares, UC Stromlo is surrounded by spectacular views and pristine waterways. Only 15 minutes from the city centre, the Park has something for everyone, from recreational to professional users.

Boasting a purpose-built event pavilion, a 1.2km criterium cycling circuit, a 2.5km grass cross country running track, a network of equestrian trails, pump track and over 50km of mountain bike trails suitable for riders of all abilities. Both the Centenary Trail and Bicentennial National Trail pass through the Park, and there are kilometres of shared trails for those wanting to explore on foot as well.

Adjacent to the main carpark is a café/bar and bike hire for all of your pre and post activity needs, as well as the award-winning UC Stromlo Shuttle Bus service.

Whatever your outdoor passion is - running, walking, mountain biking, cycling or horse riding - UC Stromlo is waiting for you!

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University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park (UC Stromlo) is Australia's premier multi-use recreational sporting facility situated in the heart of the Molonglo Valley in the nation's capital, Canberra. Set on 1200 hectares, UC Stromlo is surrounded by spectacular views and pristine waterways.

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Pigeon House Mountain Didthul walking track | NSW National Parks

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Completion of the iconic Pigeon House Mountain Didthul walking track near Ulladulla in Morton National Park rewards hikers with amazing panoramic views of the area.

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good moutain bike park in woodstock

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Dream it, we build it!

In Ulladulla on the NSW South Coast, a MTB Club, the Milton Ulladulla Mountain Bikers & Mud Mtb Park dreamt big and worked hard at securing funds for trails.

The Club then engaged TrailScapes to design and construct approx. 6 kilometres of high-quality trails that can be looped to create a memorable riding experience. Variety was key to make this small trail network stand out; some trails are fast and flowy with big berms and rollers while others are tight and twisty. There is a skills loop that gives you a taste of everything you'll find in the Park, including small rock drops, elevated wooden boardwalks, etc to test your skills and give you the confidence to conquer this gateway MTB Park (suitable for beginner - intermediate riders).

Our team also constructed a carpark area, installed a shelter and designed, manufactured and installed signage.

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Woodburn State Forest MTB Park - TrailScapes Pty Ltd

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Dream it, we build it! In Ulladulla on the NSW South Coast, a MTB Club, the Milton Ulladulla Mountain Bikers & Mud Mtb Park dreamt big and worked hard at securing funds for trails. The...

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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Pomingalarna Mountain Bike Park, Moorong NSW

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Pomingalarna Mountain Bike Park, Moorong NSW

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Pomingalarna Mountain Bike Park, Moorong NSW

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Wagga bike trail.

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MTB Wagga was formed in July 2005. We now have over 90 members with a range of club activities.

We have an emphasis on both social and competitive Mountain Biking, we strongly encourage junior and beginner participation.

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Torre vigilancia Cotocuadros y Embalse De Santomera – Ruta Circular | mountain bike ride | Komoot

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Detailed maps and GPS navigation for the mountain bike ride: “Torre vigilancia Cotocuadros y Embalse De Santomera – Ruta Circular” 03:09 h 34.3 km

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Manly Dam, , Manly Vale NSW mountain bike trail 

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Manly Dam, , Manly Vale NSW mountain bike trail 

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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Livingstone National Park, Big Springs NSW

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four different tracks for all levels

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Livingstone National Park | Visitor info | NSW National Parks

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Close to Wagga Wagga, Livingstone National Park and Livingstone State Conservation Area are great for camping, mountain bike riding, horse riding, picnicking, 4WD touring and birdwatching.

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Wheelbarrow Rd, Burrill Lake NSW 2539, Australia

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Wheelbarrow Rd, Burrill Lake NSW 2539, Australia

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Wheelbarrow Rd, Burrill Lake NSW 2539, Australia

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Woodburn state forest MTB track

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5 Little Hurley Ln, Cootamundra NSW 2590, Australia

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5 Little Hurley Ln, Cootamundra NSW 2590, Australia

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5 Little Hurley Ln, Cootamundra NSW 2590, Australia

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Cootamundra Bike Track

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Mount Stromlo, Australian Capital Territory

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Mount Stromlo, Australian Capital Territory

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Mount Stromlo, Australian Capital Territory

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Majura Pines Recreation Area, Mount Ainslie Dr, Australian Capital Territory

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Majura Pines Recreation Area, Mount Ainslie Dr, Australian Capital Territory

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Majura Pines Recreation Area, Mount Ainslie Dr, Australian Capital Territory

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Majura Bike Track

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Narooma MTB Main Trail Head, Mitchells Ridge Road, Bodalla NSW

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Narooma MTB Main Trail Head, Mitchells Ridge Road, Bodalla NSW

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Narooma MTB Main Trail Head, Mitchells Ridge Road, Bodalla NSW

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Bruce Mountain Biking

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Lake Centenary, Temora, NSW, Goldfields Way, Temora NSW

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Lake Centenary, Temora, NSW, Goldfields Way, Temora NSW

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Lake Centenary, Temora, NSW, Goldfields Way, Temora NSW

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a senic trail around the lake centenary nice short trail.

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The bike trails in Saalbach-Hinterglemm are great for all skill levels, with a mix of easy rides and more challenging downhill tracks. The trails are well maintained and clearly marked, so they are safe and easy to follow. Riders can use lifts to reach the top of the mountains, which means less climbing and more time enjoying the ride and the beautiful alpine scenery.

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Hornsby Mountain Bike Trail, Quarry Rd, Hornsby NSW

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Hornsby Mountain Bike Trail, Quarry Rd, Hornsby NSW

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Hornsby Mountain Bike Trail, Quarry Rd, Hornsby NSW

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secluded, safe and close to train stations for easy access

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On the Loftus Loop, you will cover 8km of trail, along with 2km of designated bike track. Terrain changes from flat, wide trails to steep, single-track trails that can be a little rocky under your tyres. There are some steep sections around Temptation Creek. This diverse terrain makes Loftus loop trail one of Royal National Park’s most enjoyable cycling trails.