moderate
8 hours
Participants should have good fitness levels and some mountain biking experience.
Tackle scenic singletrack trails through Exmoor’s rugged terrain with expert guides. Perfect for intermediate riders seeking a day of adventure and breathtaking views.
Full Day • The best flowing trails • Ages 18+ • 30-40km
Embark on an exhilarating full-day guided mountain bike ride through Exmoor, starting and ending at Porlock Weir. Experience flowing singletrack trails, scenic climbs, and thrilling descents over 35km, with 4,000ft of elevation gain. Perfect for intermediate riders, this adventure promises unforgettable views and a fantastic day in nature.
Suitable for intermediate with good skills, and a good level of fitness! Your guide will take you on a fantastic loop of Exmoor, taking in some scenic climbs and classic descents, linking up all the best trails.
When we say flow, we mean flowing trails. They will be fast singletrack descents without anything too steep and technical. Roughy Red grade at a trail centre. There will be some punchy climbs. On a 35km ride on Exmoor, expect 4,000ft of climbing!
E-bikes are welcome on these rides, but do expect there to be non-e-bike riders, so the pace will be dicatated by regular pedal MTB's.
Adult 18+ £55pp
9:30-4pm
A minimum group size of 3 is necessary to make this activity viable. We will let you know if the group size is too small, in which case you can choose to pay extra for a bespoke session or choose an alternative date.
Bring plenty of water, especially during warmer days, to stay energized on the trail.
Ensure your bike is in top condition before the ride to handle the varied terrain.
Begin the ride in the morning to avoid afternoon fog and make the most of daylight.
Wearing a helmet and gloves is crucial for safety on technical sections.
Exmoor was designated a National Park in 1954, and its rugged landscape has historically supported moorland farming and fishing communities.
The park emphasizes sustainable trail use and habitat preservation, promoting responsible outdoor recreation.
A mountain bike in good condition is vital for tackling the varied and technical trails.
Protects your head during technical descents and rocky sections.
Keeps water close at hand during long climbs and descents.
Provides grip and protects your hands on rough terrain.