If you are a school or charity group then give us a call and plan a group session with us
01506 496669
Check access and IMPORTANT guidelines for riding here.
Open access times
All donations go towards directly towards track maintenance and charity sessions.
Donate NowAt Endura we believe passionately in the therapeutic effects of the great outdoors and, in particular, cycling. We understand the thrill of hurtling down trails, the adrenaline kick from nailing a drop or a jump and the simple joy of getting outdoors. We also believe strongly in facilitating access to biking for those most challenged in our community and getting them involved in cycling not only provides exhilaration but can be a fantastic catalyst for positive change. Our forest trails include runs catering for all skill levels, a pump track and dual slalom, and provide a safe and discrete environment for charity groups and organisations to use free of charge who work with kids or adults with particular challenges. The trails are ideal for kids over 8 years who are reasonably confident riders but don’t necessarily have experience of riding off-road. Groups please contact us for access by prior arrangement.
Danny Macaskill, supporter and patron of the project.
School groups welcome.
Ewan, a one of Endura’s product team, training kids
Learning skills.
Trying out new challenges.
Community groups get in contact.
At Endura we believe passionately in the therapeutic effects of the great outdoors and, in particular, cycling. We understand the thrill of hurtling down trails, the adrenaline kick from nailing a drop or a jump and the simple joy of getting outdoors. We also believe strongly in facilitating access to biking for those most challenged in our community and getting them involved in cycling not only provides exhilaration but can be a fantastic catalyst for positive change. Our forest trails include runs catering for all skill levels, a pump track, jumps, a rock garden and dual slalom, and provide a safe and discrete environment for charity groups and organisations who work with kids or adults with particular challenges.
We can cater for up to 12 vehicles including accessible parking and have an environmentally friendly composting toilet.
Parking charges now apply £2.50 for 3 hours all of which goes to trail maintenance. Get ahead of the game and register with RingGo / download the app to your phone before your first visit – https://www.myringgo.co.uk/howitworks
We want to help give your group a fantastic taste of mountain biking without the fear of disruption of other users who may not fully understand the challenges of your group. For that reason, you are given full and exclusive access to the site. We want to create a place where visitors and their leaders feel safe and comfortable. Our qualified team of Mountain Bike Leaders are also available by arrangement to help you plan activities and instruct you how to make the most of the venue.
Priority is given to underprivileged groups (such as Additional Support Needs schools, community groups and groups that have confidence challenges). We are delighted to work with both kids and adults and enthusiastically welcome approaches from other responsible groups that are in line with the charity charter.
We also work with Scout groups and other youth clubs.
Groups can contact us to discuss how they might use the facilities safely. We can tailor access accordingly.
Public Open Access: Open access sessions are for absolutely anyone. What’s more it is free and free parking is available on site. You’re also welcome to use the wash booth and picnic benches.
It would be great however if you were to support the charity with a modest donation. All funds go directly back into trail maintenance and providing services to groups with particular additional support needs.
Open access session dates and times vary to accommodate the needs of the charity groups we work with but generally public access is Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday during the months of April – October from 9am – 7.30pm (within daylight hours). We have found that the wear on the trails can be pretty destructive over the winter months so we keep those months running for our charity groups only.
Please ensure that you bring your own mountain bike that is in good working order, appropriate clothing and a helmet!
Why not register to get information about trail conditions and also news on upcoming events.
As with any public access trail centre, any use of these facilities is unsupervised and at your own risk. Children need to be supervised at all times. This is a great way for families to spend quality time together and get fit in a safe environment.
The trails are suitable for bike riders of age 8 years upwards who are reasonably confident but don’t necessarily have experience off-road yet.
We would just ask that you take all your rubbish away and recycle it.
