Adderstone GREEN Trail (shorter loop) — Dalby Forest
Adderstone GREEN Trail (shorter loop) — Dalby Forest
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Adderstone GREEN Trail (shorter loop) — Dalby Forest
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12.6km
100m
Cycling
This is a shorter alternative of the otherwise longer Adderstone trail: a gentle route around the top of the forest plateau. With only a few climbs or descents, the route will take you mostly through forest tracks and roads, and easy-to-ride paths from Adderstone's Field via Seavy Slack and then…
Last updated: June 11, 2024
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3.84 km
Seavy Slack Junction
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Incidentally, this junction here was Trackrod Rally Yorkshire 2023 (car racing).
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6.15 km
Givendale Head Road
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10.0 km
Jubilee Plantation Forest Tracks
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12.6 km
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11.0 km
1.40 km
206 m
Surfaces
7.56 km
5.00 km
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Trail Reviews
A fantastic family friendly route which winds its way through the forest on quiet trails. Starting and finishing at Dixons Hollow there is the promise of a bit of an adrenalin rush at the end on the pump track should you want it! Entry to Dalby is £10 per car and free for Forestry England members. There are lots of great picnic spots along the route and if you need a post ride treat coffee and ice cream is available at the adventure hub on weekends in the summer
With a few extra berms thrown in for good measure!
One of our family favourites, the Dalby green route sets off from the adventure hub car park and avoids the crowds further down in the forest so that you're unlikely to see many people. It also some great picnic spots along the route, with the option to take the long or short routes (as this was our baby's first bike ride we opted for the short). There is a playground at the start and end of this walk, as well as a pump track if the family still has energy to burn!
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November 14, 2023
This is a shorter alternative of the otherwise longer Adderstone trail: a gentle route around the top of the forest plateau. With only a few climbs or descents, the route will take you mostly through forest tracks and roads, and easy-to-ride paths from Adderstone's Field via Seavy Slack and then back
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