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Dyfi & Hafren Forest Enduro

Fri, 08 May

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Hafren Forest Bunkhouse

An enduro style weekend riding over roots, rocks and drops in two of mid Wales’ largest forests, Dyfi and Hafren. A fully inclusive weekend with all food, accommodation, guiding and transfers included. £220pp.

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Dyfi & Hafren Forest Enduro
Dyfi & Hafren Forest Enduro

Time & Location

08 May 2020, 18:00 – 10 May 2020, 17:00

Hafren Forest Bunkhouse, Staylittle, Llanbrynmair SY19 7DB, UK

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About the event

*NEW FOR 2020* An enduro style weekend riding over roots, rocks and drops in two of mid Wales’ largest forests, Dyfi and Hafren.

We’ll climb the fire road network at a leisurely and social pace, then turn downhill to enjoy the thrills and spills of the off piste technical trails both forests offer in abundance. 

Dyfi Forest needs no introduction with its well established ClimachX Trail offering one of the longest descents in Wales. However just a pedal stroke away from the man made trail is a vast network of off piste singletracks that have been used in many Dyfi enduros and winter warm ups over the past two decades and beyond.

Hafren Forest is very unknown to many riders, even to those from the local area. For those who pass through on the Trans Cambrian Way, there is a short taste of what the forest has to offer the seasoned trail rider.

A series of technical descents flank the River Severn throughout the forest, making it a complex network of trails to piece together in the right order. Luckily for us, it’s literally our back yard and playground!!

The weekend will be hosted by the lovely Sarah and Darren at the Hafren Bunkhouse in the heart of the forest, meaning we can ride straight out the door on Sunday morning, returning at the end of the day for a shower and refreshments. It’s also a fully inclusive weekend with plenty of tea and cake, breakfast/evening meals, packed lunch and transfers to Dyfi Forest on Saturday morning. 

NOTE: Before booking your space, please consider your personal riding ability. You should be a competent red trail rider, able to ride sections of black trails. Both forests are steep and loose, and not manicured like a trail centre with cleared fall zones. 

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