Best bike parks around Odiham provide a variety of cycling experiences, including a historic BMX track and numerous mountain biking trails. The region features scenic routes along the Basingstoke Canal and through diverse landscapes of heathlands and forests. Cyclists can find options ranging from leisurely canal paths to challenging singletrack and downhill segments. The area caters to different skill levels, offering both accessible rides and more technical terrain.
Last updated: August 9, 2026
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No amenities at the track so take everything you might need with you
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A pump track, and a couple of jump lines. Loads of fun....
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Brilliant bit of drop-bar or MTB fun alongside the lanes.
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What a great place to ride. There is something for everyone here. Short downhills tracks,jumps, Singletracks and even tracks for all the family + some great views all around.
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Lots of fun tracks and downhills here
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The tracks up here are really cool with some nice little jumps🤙🏻
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Great tracks both going up and going down.
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Odiham offers a diverse range of cycling experiences, from historic BMX tracks to scenic mountain biking trails. You can find leisurely rides along the Basingstoke Canal, challenging singletrack through forests and heathlands, and dedicated bike park features like pump tracks and jump lines.
Yes, the Odiham BMX track at Bartley Heath has a rich history, originally established in the early 1980s. It holds a nostalgic place for the local cycling community and provides opportunities to practice berms and jumps.
For challenging singletrack, consider Hazeley Heath Singletrack, which offers a brilliant bit of drop-bar or MTB fun. The Rollercoaster Singletrack (Northeast Flow) is also a highly rated downhill single track. Additionally, the Borough Court Road – Hazeley Heath Singletrack loop from Hook provides engaging singletrack sections for advanced riders.
Yes, the Basingstoke Canal Towpath Loops offer moderate to easy mountain bike rides on well-maintained gravel paths, ideal for leisurely cycling with scenic views. The Edenbrook Country Park Bike Track also features a pump track and jump lines that can be enjoyed by various skill levels, including families.
You'll cycle through diverse natural beauty, including serene canal paths, heathlands, and forests. Trails like Weston Common Pit Path pass through beautiful coppiced woodland, and the Singletrack Around Reservoir No. 3 offers routes around a lake perimeter.
Many trails, especially the gravel paths along the Basingstoke Canal, are particularly enjoyable in dry conditions. Some singletrack sections, like Weston Common Pit Path, can get muddy when wet. Generally, spring and summer offer the driest conditions, but autumn can provide beautiful scenery.
Beyond bike parks, the Odiham area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous cycling routes like the "Odiham Circular" or "Basingstoke Canal Path" for touring. There are also many running trails, such as the "Water Witch Pub loop from Odiham," and hiking routes like the "Dogmersfield Lake loop from Odiham." Find more details in the Cycling around Odiham, Running Trails around Odiham, and Hiking around Odiham guides.
The Edenbrook Country Park Bike Track is known for its pump track and a couple of jump lines, offering loads of fun for riders. It's a dedicated bike park facility within the country park.
The Rollercoaster Singletrack (Northeast Flow) is a highly rated downhill single track. Users describe it as "Rollercoaster Part 2, track flows NE" and note that it offers great tracks both going up and going down, providing an exhilarating experience.
While some specific tracks like the Edenbrook Country Park Bike Track may not have amenities directly on-site, the Odiham area and surrounding villages offer various pubs and cafes. For example, the Basingstoke Canal Towpath loops are accessible from towns like Hook or Crondall, which have local establishments.
Odiham offers a mix of natural trails and smaller dedicated bike park features. While it doesn't host large, purpose-built bike parks with extensive facilities like Swinley Forest or Queen Elizabeth Country Park, it provides diverse options from leisurely canal paths to demanding singletrack. For riders seeking extensive, purpose-built trail networks, exploring options further afield in Hampshire might be necessary.
The Weston Common Pit Path is a suitable trail for mountain biking that passes through beautiful coppiced woodland. It offers a great bit of single track through the woods, but be aware that it can get muddy when wet. There's also a fairly deep disused open pit adjacent to the bridleway for a short section, so caution is advised.


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