AI VISUAL · ILLUSTRATIVEA little mud. A lot to smile about.
An easy-paced countryside ride with modest climbs and descents, rest stops and a possible viewpoint lunch. Discuss the terrain and stops with your guide when requesting your day.
YOUR STARTING POINT
First trails. Familiar controls.
You should already be comfortable using a clutch and changing gears. Complete beginners start with Enduro School: plan 2–4 one-hour sessions, with readiness assessed by your instructor.
Find my starting point ↗Terrain & riding character
Unpaved tracks and gentle elevation changes. Mud depends on the conditions.
What makes this area different
- Fields, forest and open views
- Time to rest and take photos
- Difficulty suited to the group
The ride area — not a fixed track
These are the areas we explore, not a GPS track or a guaranteed sequence of stops. Your guide selects the roads on the day, taking weather, trail conditions and the group’s ability into account.
Your day on the bike
Your guide confirms the schedule before the ride.
- Get readyGear fit, bike check and briefing.
- Ease into the trailsA road approach, then suitable dirt.
- Take it all inRest stops and an agreed lunch stop.
- Ride backReturn plan confirmed by your guide.
Your plan, confirmed first.
Request a proposal for your dates and experience. Your guide confirms availability, riding areas, duration, inclusions and price before you commit.
PACK LIGHT. COME READY.
The small things that make a better day.
- Comfortable T-shirt & high socks
- Small backpack or waist bag
- Action camera, if you have one
- Meeting point & return plan
- Gear sizes & available bike
- Lunch, water & photo arrangements
AI VISUAL · ILLUSTRATIVE
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AI VISUAL · ILLUSTRATIVE
AI VISUAL · ILLUSTRATIVE
AI VISUAL · ILLUSTRATIVE