Could mean longest, could mean twistiest, flowiest or combination etc etc.
There was a thread on here a while ago about UK's best descent and I think the most popular came out as Walna Scar. Now I wouldnt say that is singletrack (quite wide, rock steps etc)...
I mean stuff about 2ft wide max that you can pin it down off the brakes most of the way 
something like minton batch in shropshire but better???
any thoughts??
many thanks in advance 
I reckon it's probably that one in Copley Woods near Halifax.
The woods behind Nationwide in Swindon, of course.
every single on that makes me smile 
Horner woods, Exmoor. No competition.
bowderdale
Bowderdale's nice but a bit pedally - it's certainly one of the longest
thetford
Not done it but people rave about Ullock Pike off Skiddaw (cheeky) - is that singletrack?
Innerleithan off the top of Minch Moore of deliverence on gt black.
Pinning it off the brakes, Minch Moor descent at Inners me thinks.
Hmm i can't comment properly as i haven't ridden all of the ones people mention but the lairig ghru up in our fine land is pretty cool.
Love the one your with.
Last section on skyline for me
The stuff in Horner Woods is great. I still rate Smith Combe, but there probably is some braking involved. Weacombe is mostly off the brakes.
Bikechain - I did Lairig Ghru last week during a trip to the Cairngorms - it was great stuff and so was Craigellachie
It is a great wee trail isn't it!
Scotland and in particular the highlands, has the best riding in the UK and there's no furore about illegal trails and cheekiness - it's all there for the taking.
Few of us went to the Peak Dist once and couldnt fathom why we had to link trails with roads when there looked to be trails available. It was then that i realised how lucky we are to be able to wander anywhere (within reason) that we like. Ahh, freedom.
The Lion Trail but its VERY cheeky, the game keeper carries a shotgun so if you see him apologise and be on your way. 
Starts off camber with rooty corners then goes flowey and fast but never more then 2ft wide with 1ft-1.5ft kickers all the way down it plus a nice log roll half way along before heading down through the trees along some twisty singletrack getting steeper as you go.
Always have a grin on my face at the end of it 
Crunny and tbc I was in aviemore last week and did lairig ghru the hike a bike is a killer but your right it increadable. I retract my last comment now haha.
Sidewinder @ Afan
The end of the Rough Ride in Kington Herefordshire
cutgate and off to north america easily
Hike-a-bike Xan? We rode the lot
GeeWavetree - Member
cutgate and off to north america easily
Not the best (as there isnt close forest-action around you but in a close third place for me...
At second. The second half of the red route at Glentress.
In first, MANY Surrey hill trails 
The amount of times in Summer I'd come home with scours/scratches down my forearms from the closeness of the foliage onto the trail. Almost Mint Sauce in magicness..
Tony the tiger at Climachx.
Nan bield to Kentmere is up there.
For what you describe, Hobcarton end off Grisedale pike puts a grin on your face!
Too many to mention on the North and South Downs
Bowderdale is also trully great singletrack and I love the Addams Family sections at Coed-y-Brenin.
If it's a trail centre then it has to be the the long section of Kirrochtree after the Heart Break Hill climb
Doethie Valley in Wales?
Not exactly a non-stop descent (i.e: The odd bit of up) but certainly not heavy on the brakes either.
7km of non-stop proper singletrack in total isolation.
The 'World Cup descent' on the Dyfi Enduro ride last sunday
He asked for singletrack...
Great Dunfell (MBR route)comes to mind Just off the side of Crossfell in the Penines,No gates,walkers, just the right degree of gradient and technical going near the top into some great fast,off the brakes if your brave/daft/mad enough!(35mph) flowey singletrack decending towards Blencarn.2,500 feet of uninterupted Nirvana!!....ace.
It does get overgrown with bracken in the late summer, so nows the time to do it while its dry 
Nan Bield towards Kentmere
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