US EditionKielder opens two new bike park-style trails, the Mile Down red and 565m of upgraded black, and commits to building the UK's longest downhill track
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Kielder opens two new bike park-style trails, the Mile Down red and 565m of upgraded black, and commits to building the UK's longest downhill track
A new red trail and upgraded black trails have opened at Kielder Forest, built by Forestry England the intention is eventually to make the UK’s largest forest a proper mountain bike destination. The newly developed trails are on Deadwater Fell, featuring an entirely new 650-metre red trail and 565 metres of upgraded black graded trails. Located above Kielder village, the routes offer panoramic views throughout Kielder Forest and the Scottish Bor…
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