Hrm… no, to me that’s not much of a skills area. Motorway gravel, tiny drops, wide wide woodwork, I’d feel cheated if I was getting built up for some new local skills trails and got that!
Whilst not mahoosive I’d not say they were tiny. And freshy built trails are deceptive, after a few weeks the edges will sink into the ground and the mud will get washed onto the trail untill you’re left with actual singletrack.
I like that Leighton Buzzard one.
I would prefer a trail with some gradient though, drops wouldn’t work on a pump track (without pedaling). Maybe having 4 sequentialy bigger drops (and bail outs) so you can ride the trail building upto the bigger ones each time. Then crossing the push/ride up track, then 4 tabletops with parralel doubles. Then something else like tightening switchbacks, switchbacks with steps in them, sections with awquard line choices. So you could do just one section on repeat, or do the whole thing.
I think tight berms are one of the less well ridden features at trail centers, at Swinely you could ride much higher/faster entrances and exits than the main braking bump riddled trail, showing that they could be ridden with less braking in the first place! But difficult to build them on flat ground