Single Black Diamond
50 Hits starts in the path of the RAF Low Fly Zone, with over 8 mins of flowing table tops this track is best suited to Enduro bikes.
Fast rollers see you into a berm-to-berm gap before one of the biggest hits on the track; then it's onto the fast fly-offs before a section of berms that spit you out into the woods where the real jumps start.
Highlights

Feature 1
The Big Table
At the brow of the hill. You see the lip and that’s it - boost high off the hip take-off, or send the straight table top - photos look epic!

Feature 2
Big Wide Fast Berm
Flat out over the crest of the mountain. Dropping in at warp speed you get a last look at the view before you hit the main tables in the trees.

Feature 3
Run Of Tabletops
Count them! big, small and kicky… they’ll throw you perfectly into the berms, so you’ll feel like a legend in the air! Carry speed thru the last and boost high to clear

Feature 4
The Bridge
Catch your breath at the first huge roundwood timber bridge on the jump line crafted from our own trees by Olly Davey

Feature 5
The Hip
A technical BMX style hip to take you into the bottom of 50 hits.

Feature 6
Bee’s Corners
After more than 40 jumps and tables you’re suddenly into some steep tech rooty turns before the finish - a last chance to catch you out or get you buzzing
Double Black Diamond
The first track to be built on the bike park. At over 6 mins long with everything from fast rocky sections, big jumps and steep gullies, this track is the most varied track on the hill.
Original DH starts out technical with rocky, rooty drops and berms then gets fast and fun, spitting you out into three big table tops before sending you over the iconic bridges. Try the Road Gap, then step up onto the largest roundwood timber bridge in the park before you drop into an off camber traverse and the steeps of the final section.
Highlights

Feature 1
1st Drop 1st Rocks
The first rock drop is tech, spot your landing over the root and pop it.

Feature 2
Three Tables
The most fun jumps ever - the views here are epic...
SPLIT - stick RIGHT to continue onto the DH track…

Feature 3
Road Gap & Bridge
HOLD YOUR SPEED across this wooden road crossing as you are sent into the biggest bridge in the forest –The feeling as your float onto it is out of this world …

Feature 4
Beef Step Up
Off the bridge and over a table top, you hit BEEF step up, one of the most fun step ups in the park

Feature 5
Bearclaw Corner
Steep rocky chutes litter the bottom of the DH track, you'll have to be balanced and on point to ride these!

Feature 6
Steep Berms
The final steep berms of the track, setup and commitment are key here, let the bike roll and you've conquered it!
Double Black Diamond
Named by the World Cup racers who use this 5 minute track to train, this track is high speed all the way with some of the most fun corners on the mountain.
Fast rocky sections lead into 3 table tops before dropping into tight corners that shoot you into more tight corners. Bermed and rutted, with natural senders and flat out bus stops, this track races down hill at a perfect gradient and it’s easily ridden on a trail bike. The lower section is wild with steep chutes and catch berms.
Highlights

Feature 1
The Start Hill
This is where it begins. 400m of elevation and a 5 minute track, are you ready?

Feature 2
The Drops
Off the start hill, two of the hardest features on the whole park, these rock drops require full commitment but with an option round the side

Feature 3
Original Tabletops
The first jumps built on the park – they still ride amazing!

Feature 4
Berms and Turns
Split left and you'll be shot into wickedly tight turns and berms amongst the trees, totally different to the open space 10 seconds before… Hit them hard!

Feature 5
Sender Roots
The locals’ favourite...boost a knuckle and send it into the rooty landing, swapping as you land, … this seemingly innocent section is so fun when you’re slightly out of control

Feature 6
Pipe Road Gap
A fun little road gap into a huge G-out turn, one of the best features on the whole park.
Triple Black Diamond
Nestled beneath the huge ridgeline with unrivalled views across the landscape and named for its natural bedrock slabs, the Slab Track offers an alternative top section to the race track and is a technical challenge from the start!
At the top of this track fierce bedrock slabs cut a tempting line through the clear fell. Tight corners and tech drops lead you into a dive down steep chutes and through wide Scotts Pines before the challenge of The Slab. A sixty foot slab of bedrock tips you flat out into a wide, fast flowing section before you hit the fire road for a breather and drop into Lower Slab and down to the Race Track.Â
Highlights

Feature 1
Rock Rollers
These first few slabs are tech rock rollers that'll have you wondering … but you'll be good if you stick to your line!

Feature 2
Drop into Corner
A beauty little drop into a tight bermed corner - you have to hop over a rock and land perfectly precise before the turn, not for the faint hearted!

Feature 3
Steep Chute Turns
Get your braking correct, get your body position correct, and you'll be buzzing!

Feature 4
The Slab
A 60ft, smooth as butter, bedrock slab, trust your tyres to make it across this slab rubber side down and shoot into the open

Feature 5
Grins
Because all you will be doing is grinning! A fast flowing section with a fast fly off thrown in, well earned reward for the tech slab track above.

Feature 6
Lower Slab
Hit a flowy singletrack and a mini jump line to connect to the bottom of RACETRACK
RED
Traversing the edge of the ridgeline at the top of Super Swooper you can see for miles! Enjoy uninterrupted views of the valleys and hills below - and watch out for the RAF jets that often fly below you in the Dyfi Valley! Five minutes of the most fun you can have on a bike!
Rail the berms & enjoy that flowing feeling then launch yourself into some small but perfectly formed jumps before finishing with more berms and the flat-out exhilaration of riding the shred road!
Highlights

Feature 1
The Upper Flowing Berms
These super swooping berms are the most flowing, most fun berms we’ve ever ridden! They’ll have you feeling like you’re flying!

Feature 2
The Top Tree Berms
After the open & flowing upper berms, you’ll suddenly enter the trees. The berms tighten slightly, continuing the ridiculous level of fun. Berm after berm after Berm – it’s heaven.

Feature 3
The Tunnels
Three huge wooden tunnels built using our own timber to take you safely under 50 hits and Original DH

Feature 4
The Tables
A couple of small, easy table tops that are perfectly placed to give you the confidence to start jumping, or if you’re already there, scrub the lip or send it large!

Feature 5
Jump in Jump Out
Halfway down the Super Swooper you’ll find the first small jumps. Jump into the berm and jump out again, or pump in, rail and pump out...

Feature 6
The Orange Berms
A quick section of orange clay. This part of the track has dreamy dirt with some really fast and easy berms- go as quick as you like!
RED
El Hippo is our new Lower Mountain trail, with a start above the Dyfi Timber sawmill. At half the length of our full trails it’s the perfect track to warm up, warm down or for party laps with the mates! Once you’re up to speed you can ride El Hippo in two and a half minutes linking in with the bottom of 50 hits jump line to shred the last few tables.
El Hippo packs a lot of punch in its shorter length. Super-fast berms, hip-jumps, technical rocks and roots and the Chute! Then a bonus section of 50hits!
Highlights

Feature 1
The Oaks
Starting amongst the oak trees these first berms are rad. Long, super fast and mint fun - rail the berms and feel your grin spreading!

Feature 2
More berms
Flow through even more berms amongst the huge trees, rail them all the way.

Feature 3
El Hippo
Two rather large Hip Jumps left, right, easy to roll up, ride across and back down the landing - or perfect to launch high and wide for that ultimate dipped in photo with a stunning backdrop!

Feature 4
The Woods
A slightly more technical wood section but still perfectly manageable, a few roots and bedrock to keep you on your toes!

Feature 5
The Chute
Take the left line for a short wiggle between the rocks, or swoop right to take the berm around the outside…

Feature 6
Lower 50 hits
Stop for a breather, check it’s clear and get ready to join the 50hits jump line fun for the last 30 seconds of your run!
Location
Dyfi Bike Park is based in the Esgair Forest three miles north of Machynlleth, just off the A487 towards Dolgellau It’s clearly sign-posted from the main road at Pantperthog.
Address
DYFI BIKE PARK Pantperthog, Machynlleth, SY20 9AS