21/08/2026
Specific MTB Trail signage is currently going up on certain MTB trails across our network.
The main goal is to make trails safer for everyone, especially with so many new residents and visitors who are not familiar with the trails.
Trails have been graded to an international standard, so riders will have a better idea of what to expect before entering a trail.
Entry and exit points on trails are also now clearly marked to avoid head-on collisions between riders.
There are still a few trails that are intended to run in both directions where riders need to just be more aware of oncoming traffic, but these have good visibility ahead of you.
The flow direction is intended for riders only and will give runners/hikers an idea from what direction to expect the riders and then give way in time on the mtb specific trails.
In the past we’ve unfortunately seen trail signage vandalised regularly by certain people not understanding these are purpose built mtb trails. Hopefully, they start understanding the signage is there to make it safer for everyone.
The club puts a lot of time and resources into maintaining the trails and keeping them clearly marked.
Please help us look after the new signage and keep it in place so that we can continue making the trails safer and more enjoyable for everyone.
