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Guided Rides
Fancy your hand at the “RED BULL” Mountain Bike Trail, Coed Y Brenin?
Think you’re Woman or Man enough to handle it?
How about the World Famous “Karrimor” or “Marin” Trails?
Bet you haven’t even heard of Newborough Forest, have you?
(Fire Roads, single-track, and miles and miles of Sand Dunes, with Pine/Coniferous Forest routes. Just like California, but MUCH closer.)
How about the 3 mile Road Climb up Llanberis Pass? You’ll think you’re Lance Armstrong going for his 6th Tour de France win.
Nth Degree Mtb can offer YOU all of this, with a Qualified, Experienced, Local Mountain Bike Guide, for these and many other “Hidden Gems” that offer some of the Best UK riding.
We are also only 150 mts from the Lon Eifion Cycle Route, totally traffic-free to historic Caernarfon, or try an 18 mile out/back route to rural Bryncir, and there are 2 Pubs at the end of your 9 mile outward leg. Just don’t go mad!
Nth Degree Mtb have “Ultimate North Wales Trails” for All levels, whether you are a Beginner, Intermediate or Experienced bike rider. We can help you to explore and enjoy the Ultimate Off-Road Trails or even have a great Road riding experience.
HALF DAYS, FULL DAYS, WEEKENDS OR IF YOU CAN HANDLE IT, A WEEK OR FORTNIGHT. YOUR CHOICE!!!
Costs: - Per group of 4 people
£40 HALF DAY
£80 FULL DAY
£120 WEEKEND
(Children under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult)
We can cater for Off-Road Trails or Road Rides, such as the Llanberis Pass and Nantgwynant Pass, used to film “Tomb Raider II” recently.
We will try to cater for your needs, just ask us what you want from us.
We Organise the Guided Rides, can secure you Accommodation and then lead you to the best pubs and restaurants for your evening meals. Having lived here for 9yrs, and holidayed for the past 20 years plus, we know what’s available locally, right down to some of the best hidden beaches.
Hotel across the road, with Great Food. Pub 150 mts, another just 2 miles away.
