Wales
From its pioneering trail centres and bike-parks, ancient mountain ranges to epic national parks, Wales boasts world-class mountain biking of every ilk. Thinking of visiting for your holidays? Why not bring your mountain bike and let us build the perfect riding experience to ensure you find your epic.
Snowdonia
Big Mountains 
Scenery 
Singletrack 
Family Friendly 
Snowdonia National Park, famous for the highest mountain in Wales, Snowdon, offers big mountain adventures along with excellent cross country riding. In the north, the Conwy area offers beautiful seascapes and rolling hills, whilst to the east around Capel Curig, there are loose technical rocky trails. Coed y Brenin, the original trail centre, sits at the southern end of Snowdonia along with Cadair Idris, which is another famous mountain peak with unbeatable views.
Clwydian Range
Big Mountains
Scenery
Singletrack
Family Friendly
The Clywdians are a chain of undulating hills that form an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) running from the Prestatyn Hillside in the north, to the Nant y Garth pass in the south. Heatherclad hillsides and rolling farmland, littered with flowing trails, long-fast descents, offer a real mix of riding with spectacular views. This makes this a really nice area for the novice rider, but you can certainly find fun rocky descents along the way if you want more of a challenge.
Brecon Beacons
Big Mountains
Scenery
Singletrack
Family Friendly
Just when you thought you were spoilt for choice with Snowdonia and Mid-Wales and we go and throw in the glacial valleys of the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains of the South into the mix. This national park is often overlooked by the trail centres of Afan, Cwmcarn, Brechfa and Bike Park Wales. However, ‘The Gap’ ride topping out at 600m between Cribyn and Fan-y-Big is the headline act amongst plenty of classic mountain biking routes on the Beacons. Read all about this UK classic on our blog.
Mid-Wales
Big Mountains 
Scenery
Singletrack
Family Friendly
What about Mid-Wales? We have that covered as well. The remote and stunning Doethie Valley along with the bucket-list ticking journey across the oldest mountain range in Europe on the epic ‘Trans-Cambrian Way’ and not forgetting the impressive Victorian reservoirs and dams of the Elan Valley. All this is a must for any mountain biker. Wales really has it all!
Welsh Tailor
Whether you are on holiday with the family or looking to escape the trail centres and find your epic with your biking buddies, our indepth knowledge of the entire plethora of mountain biking across the Welsh countryside sets us apart. Whatever the format and level of experience we look forward to tailoring your adventure today.
Our MTB Trips
Along with our stalwart South Downs Way, Bikepacking and Peak District trips, we have added two new, four day intermediate and advanced epics in the Tweed Valley to our schedule of awesome MTB short breaks. Basing ourselves at the superb Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese B&B, in the heart of the Peaks and the Traquair Arms Hotel in Innerleithen, these will provide us with the perfect base to take on the world class mountain biking, brimming with epic rocky descents, technical climbs and huge views for the reward!
South Wales
Epic Afan & Brecon Beacons
Difficulty
6
Distance
Day 1: 27 miles
Day 2: 21 miles
Ride Type
Ascent
Day 1: 3,200 ft
Day 2: 2,460 ft
South Downs Way
100 miles of classic cross-country
Difficulty
7
Distance
100 miles (total)
Ride Type
Ascent
Epic Dark Peak
Rocky, rugged & raw
Difficulty
8
Distance
Day 2: 16-18 miles
Ride Type
Ascent
Day two: 2,300 ft
Tweed Valley
World Class Enduro & Natural
Difficulty
9
Distance
Day 1: 13 miles
Day 2: 31 miles
Day 3: 15 Miles
Day 4: 9 Miles
Ride Type
Enduro
Ascent
Day one: 2,100 ft
Day two: 4,248 ft
Day three: 2,780 ft
Day four: 2,100 ft
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