The Crown Estate say get on one’s bike at Swinley

It’s always good to see some investment in riding facilities especially when it comes in a rou
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4 thoughts on “The Crown Estate say get on one’s bike at Swinley

  1. Yeah, Timbur has it right – the implication seems to be they may be banning everyone off the “extensive informal routes”. Cos if they are, then this isn’t an “improved network”. It’s the opposite…

  2. But half the fun in Swinley is getting lost and finding new bits. If they put signs up everywhere it’ll be too easy to have fun! Bits do need work but please don’t link them all up!

  3. “introducing green, blue and red cycle routes …
    … range of challenges for families cycling for fun to highly skilled riders”
    if reds are for highly skilled riders, how skilled do you have to be to ride (harder) black, double black and/or orange graded trails?

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