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Did a search and couldn't find anything so don't thnk it's been done.
Anyone know if there are trails here that can be ridden by people of limited skill and without a full face helmet?
Video looks great
We took a trip up during the summer. Loads of good sections to session. Some of the runs have a range of progressive jumps to learn on, which will be fine in a xc lid. We were there on the wettest day of the year and let's just say that it was an ice rink!! Fell off multiple times and even decked it pushing up!!! Will definitely go back in the dry! Have fun!!
Depends how fast you ride it they have alot crammed into a small hillside would make a good day out if you like pushing up and falling down. The natural terain is properly slippy when wet so worth a slow practice run bedore you go flat out.
Cheers
Chalk not great in the wet nearly as bad as ice.Nice trails though.
I wouldn't describe them as trails - they are downhill tracks really. 2 blue runs fine for anyone, and the section next to the car park known as lumps and bumps which is all tabletops. The reds have bits that may or may not be rollable, I had to stop a lot and have a good look...then walk a bit.