place Edinburgh, EH8 9RY
link theskelf.org.uk
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An exciting new bike skills park opening in the heart of Edinburgh in Autumn 2016! The Skelf Bike Park will be built in the Braidwoods between Edinburgh’s Old Town & Holyrood Park, an area of self-seeded woodland grown up on ground left vacant following comprehensive demolition of tenements in the area in the 1960s.
What's The Plan
Mountain Bike Trails
Blue Trail: This 800m long, blue graded trail will run the length of the woods weaving it’s way between the trees, and is mainly intended for beginners/younger kids/cycle proficiency classes.
Red Features: Along the blue trail, there will be several strictly optional (and clearly sign posted) and more challenging red graded technical features (like table-tops, drop-off and rock gardens) that will suit slightly more advanced-level riders.
The Pump Track:
A pump track is a small but intense circuit of rolling bumps, table-top jumps, and bermed corners designed to be ridden continuously without pedalling by using weight shifts (pumping) and gravity. Pump tracks are great for developing skills and improving your technique whether you’re a beginner or an expert.
Nearest Town: | Edinburgh |
Website: | theskelf.org.uk |
Sat Nav: | EH8 9RY |
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Published: 13 July 2017
On route to the Fort William World Cup Brendan Fairclough and friends stopped in at the newly finished Velosolutions pump track at SKELF bike park in Edinburgh.
Published: 19 March 2017
Velosolutions UK have been working their magic again in Edinburgh with this new pump track at SKELF Mountain Bike Park opening to the public on 31st March!
Published: 30 January 2017
A new bike park situated in the centre of Edinburgh featuring blue and red graded trails along with a pump track is set to open on the 31st of March.
Published: 14 June 2016
After recently securing planning permission and funding the team behind Skelf Bike Park are having a open day as part of the annual Edinburgh Festival of Cycling.
Please note: Distance is calculated as air distance or "as the crow flies" the most direct route between two points, so the distance by road maybe slightly longer.
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