Billinge Wood Mountain Bike Trails

Nice woodland trail for mountain bike and walking, it is hilly and can be muddy in places, not suitable for wheelchairs or people who struggle with hills or uneaven terrain.

Billinge Woods is a walking area broad leaf trees mainly, you can mountain bike some of the trails, it's beautiful to walk a dog there, but there are easy and very steep walks.

As predicted, the trails have become poorly maintained. Should of left it to the original four local lads that got the project started in the first place as they soon got cast aside for a bigger show of it all. Bill ould had nothing to do with it. Stolen valour

Walked around the woods to get to the top of the hill, there wasn’t much to see as the rain clouds were blocking the view. But overall it is a lovely walk with the dog, some parts can be hard to walk up depending on your fitness level.

Billinge Wood Trails consist of two mountain bike trails called 'Tricky sixty' and 'Trail of two trees' graded red. Both are each approximately 600m in length.The trails form a figure of eight loop within the woods.The trails are not very well signed, especially the Trail of Two Trees is especially difficult to follow with a lack of signs and no clear line to follow.Tricky Sixty is the better of the two trails. A more obvious line but poorly maintained and overgrown.This could be an amazing place for local riders, but a lack of maintenance means it's ok for a quick ride but I wouldn't travel more than 30 - 40 mins to get there as it's just not worth it.

Good trails, not brilliant information signage. There are direction marker signs, but not map info anywhere

Tricky Sixty is a good, run trail with some nice tech. Tale of Two Trees has been Strava-lined to death.

Intense climbs up red routes around Billinge Woods. Good trails, well kept. Good fun.

Great place to practice emtb there a few more trails than others suggest and lots of interesting climbs to make good use of e power assist