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Leigh Woods, Yer Tiz Trail Map

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The Yer Tiz Trail in neighbouring Leigh Woods was completed in late December 2011 and is a ‘moderate’ Blue grade narrow and engaging trail weaving it’s way through the woodland. The trail features berms (banked corners), rollers (bumps) and drops and climbs, requiring a mountain bike but suitable for relative novices to off-road cycling. Expect to meet other people enjoying the woods, including walkers, dog walkers and children. In places the trail splits for a short distance, giving an option of a more difficult challenge in the form of the ‘difficult’ Red grade Gert Lush Trail. Narrow and technical, it is only suitable for experienced off-road cyclists. A great ‘taster’ of a Red grade trail. The Keener Skills Loop is graded ‘moderate’ Blue along its main route and includes features such as small drops, rock gardens and rollers to progress your riding ability. Along the loop you can divert onto more difficult features once you are confident. Develop your riding by building up to riding new features once you are ready.

The trail grading system used for off-road cycling uses colours to represent the technical challenge of the trail.  Be aware the grading does not cover the level of fitness you will need to ride a trail.

When visiting a Trail Hub the lower grade trails will be shorter and require less fitness to ride than the higher grade trails.  However when looking at graded trails outside of a Trail Hub site be aware that they may be quite long to ride even if their technical difficulty is low.

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Single Track Trails

Grade Suitable for Trail
Green Easy Beginners in good health with basic bike skills. Most types of bike. Relatively flat & wide.
Blue Moderate Riders in good health with basic off-road riding skills. Basic mountain bikes. Some “single-track” sections & small obstacles of root & rock.
Red Difficult Proficient mountain bikers with good off-road riding skills & fitness. Good mountain bikes. Challenging. Climbs, tricky descents & technical features such as drop-offs & large rocks.
Black 
Severe
Expert mountain bikers with high level of fitness. Quality off-road mountain bikes. Greater challenge & difficulty. Expect large & unavoidable features.

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Link to download a GPS file  of "Leigh Woods Yer Tiz Map Here"

The trail grading system used for off-road cycling uses colours to represent the technical challenge of the trail.  Be aware the grading does not cover the level of fitness you will need to ride a trail.

When visiting a Trail Hub the lower grade trails will be shorter and require less fitness to ride than the higher grade trails.  However when looking at graded trails outside of a Trail Hub site be aware that they may be quite long to ride even if their technical difficulty is low.

Is this for you? Find the right single track grade for your abilities

Single Track Trails

Grade Suitable for Trail
Green Easy Beginners in good health with basic bike skills. Most types of bike. Relatively flat & wide.
Blue Moderate Riders in good health with basic off-road riding skills. Basic mountain bikes. Some “single-track” sections & small obstacles of root & rock.
Red Difficult Proficient mountain bikers with good off-road riding skills & fitness. Good mountain bikes. Challenging. Climbs, tricky descents & technical features such as drop-offs & large rocks.
Black 
Severe
Expert mountain bikers with high level of fitness. Quality off-road mountain bikes. Greater challenge & difficulty. Expect large & unavoidable features.

Is this for you? Find the right non single track for you

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Where to find the Leigh Woods Yet TIz trail

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