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News | BikePark Wales launches UK’s longest blue descent

10.08.2015
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BikePark Wales are delighted to announce the opening of our latest trail, “Terry’s Belly” is a sinuous ribbon of blue singletrack which uses the entirety of the hill at BikePark Wales. The trail encompasses four distinct zones, each with its own feel and character but all maintaining a unified theme of flow and most importantly fun. Terry’s Belly is the longest blue decent in the UK, with over 4.2km of blue graded descending.

The trail was built as collaboration between trail building company Back-on-Track and our own trail crew here at BikePark Wales and we are really proud of what we have achieved, this trail is an absolute belter!
Terry’s Belly officially opens on Saturday 15th August when we at BikePark Wales are also celebrating our second anniversary along with some of our Sponsors who will be there on the day. Shimano and Mojo will be on site all day on Saturday to help with setup advice and any technical questions and we will be running some great offers in the bike shop all weekend.

The really great news is that although the official opening is on Saturday 15th August we have finished the trail a little early and we will be cracking it open to ride from mid day on Monday 10th August. Make sure you come down to check it out!

More information can be found on their website

Words: BPW

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