Local Mountain Bike Trails
Bike Brechfa on the doorstep of the new Brechfa forest trails
BRECHFA FOREST TRAILS
Black Route
The black Raven trail is now open and ready to be ridden. We love the Raven trail - with a mixture of hard climbs, natural singletrack, roots, rock gardens, berms, table tops and much more ... there is something for everyone, with easier options for the first timer and sections to test even the most experienced of riders time and again. The Raven is a real tester of your very best riding skills I'm sure you'll find yourself wanting to session the Jump park or Qualifier.
Red Route
The red Gorlech trail is fast becoming a classic on the Welsh trail centre network with its fast berm sections and awesome pump and jump style of trail. A bit different from the other trails in Wales, it offers berms, tabletops and long swooping descents ... there are easy options around the tricky stuff if you are building up your skills. The big climbs are rewarded with great views and incredible downhills that can only be described as a work of art. A trail you can ride over an over, it'll ride differently every time.
Green & Blue Route
The green and blue (an extension of the green) Derwen trail is a really good ride, it's a great introduction to riding at Brechfa and we love it! This route pumps and jumps through the lower levels of the forest keeping climbing to a minimum but also rewarding the efforts you do put in. A real 'fun for all' trail, it's worth riding what ever your skill level. Don't be surprised to find yourselves riding with everyone, from young families to experienced mountain bikers. www.mbwales.com
OTHER TRAILS
Doethie Valley
A renowned local natural trail a short 20min drive from BikeBrechfa. The trail comprises of steep shale climbs and legendary 4 mile natural singletrack descent.

Brecon Beacons
We're a short distance from the Breacons which contains the infamous Gap route and the Black Mountains killer loop to name just a few, follow this link for further information on the trails.
Afan Argoed/Glyncorrwg
If you haven't ridden there by now then you must be living under a rock. Oh and while your down there go and sample the fantastic food and coffee at The Dropoff cafe in Glyncorrwyg.
Nant yr Arian
Swoopy man made singletrack mixed in with natural mountain tracks to give that wilderness riding experience. Fantastic. For more local information visit Summit Cycles in Aberystwyth.
Mountain bike code of Conduct

- Give way to horse riders and pedestrians, slow down, say 'Hello' and give way
- Don't interfere with wildlife, plants or trees
- Keep to published routes
- Always close gates behind you
- Take rubbish with you.
- Don't light fires
- Keep away from Forestry operations
- Expect the unexpected
- Avoid back wheel skids, which can start erosion
- At all times please be considerate and courteous to those you meet on route
- Slow down when approaching and travelling through farmyards