TIDWORTH FREERIDE

TIDWORTH, WILTSHIRE.

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Tidworth, GB
10:00 pm, January 20, 2025
temperature icon 3°C
mist
Humidity 95 %
Pressure 1017 mb
Wind 8 mph
Wind Gust: 0 mph
Visibility: 1.2 km
Sunrise: 7:59 am
Sunset: 4:35 pm

OPENING TIMES

Open 7 Days A Week 
Winter (October March) – 9.30am to 4.00pm (or last light)
Summer (April- September) – 9.30am to 6.00pm (11:30am – 20:00 Wednesdays June – September)

LOCATION - Off of the A338, Tidworth, Wiltshire, SP9 7TE

Discover Tidworth B1KEPARK – The South’s Hidden Gem

Rich History, Exciting Future

As one of the pioneering bike parks in the South of England, Tidworth Freeride B1KEPARK has grown into a must-ride destination for mountain bikers. Though it may not yet carry the widespread recognition of some other venues, it is steadily earning a reputation for delivering the perfect blend of technical downhill thrills and all-out fun. As a founding member of the B1KEPARK network, Tidworth remains a cornerstone for riders who appreciate a park that offers both challenge and accessibility.

Originally crafted by the local biking community over 15 years ago, Tidworth B1KEPARK has evolved into a dynamic hub for riders of all levels. Driven by the passion of mountain bikers, the park is continually updated to meet the ever-changing demands of the sport. Whether you’re a beginner honing your skills or an experienced rider chasing bigger lines, Tidworth offers an inclusive environment that caters to progression.

With 8 carefully graded trails, Tidworth provides a pathway for riders to build confidence and master their abilities. The park is home to jumps, drops, berms, and step-downs designed to suit every skill level. A dedicated skills area and dirt jump zone further expand the opportunities for progression, featuring tabletops and doubles of all sizes.

With 8 carefully graded trails . . .

With 8 carefully graded trails, Tidworth provides a pathway for riders to build confidence and master their abilities. The park is home to jumps, drops, berms, and step-downs designed to suit every skill level. A dedicated skills area and dirt jump zone further expand the opportunities for progression, featuring tabletops and doubles of all sizes.

2025 TRAIL Map & Grades

TRAIL Upgrades

What’s New in 2025?

Waspy – An Old-School Classic, Reborn
Waspy—a legendary original Tidworth trail—returns! This fan-favourite has been reopened with a modern twist, maintaining its nostalgic flow while integrating new technical features to keep riders on their toes.

Humps and Bumps – Bigger Jumps, Bigger Fun
Our popular Humps and Bumps zone has been reimagined for 2024. New, larger jumps have been added, and the tabletop line has been completely rebuilt, making it easier for newer riders to start catching air while also providing room for progression for more advanced riders.

Trail Upgrades – Smoother, Faster, and More Exciting
Signature trails such as Oblivion and White Line have seen significant changes, including better berms and refined jumps, making them faster and more exciting. Additionally, our flagship race track, Hoopa Struve, now boasts superior drainage, smoother lips, and tighter lines to enhance both speed and control, cementing its reputation as one of the best race tracks in the UK.

2025 TRAIL Descriptions

DOWNHILL

Coming Soon 

FREERIDE

Humps and Bumps is a jump progression area made up of a series of tabletops, berms and doubles; perfect for a warm up or a session at the end of the day. This area is fantastic for the younger rider looking to gain confidence by negotiating the tabletops, getting to grips with standing on their pedals and experiencing the exhilaration of quick acceleration as the they descend the down slopes, but just as good for the more mature rider to hone their jumping skills.
The zone is found at the bottom of the hill close to the car park.

Understand the Lozenge Grading System

The Lozenge grading pertains to the Technical Trail Features (TTFs) that the trail includes. This can be drops, steep chutes, jumps (tables or gap jumps) road-gaps and berms. The Lozenge system is applied within Singletrack Colour grading. It is important to understand both Trail grading and feature grading.

Trail GRading System

feature GRading System

A single lozenge denotes small features and indicates a more technical trail than other more feature-driven lines.

Two lozenge trails will contain technical trail features of a medium to large size. A trail with a two lozenge grade MAY contain features that can not be rolled (e.g. on a black graded trail) but MAY also have a lesser or rollable option available.

Three lozenge trails have large technical trail features.
These will be unavoidable and require suitable ability and total commitment. Riders should be capable of, and expect to leave the ground in order to complete these trails.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO RIDE HERE?

To ride at Tidworth B1KEPARK, you need to be a B1KEPARK member.

There are two membership options to choose from:

You can register as a PAYG member free of charge. PAYG members are required to pre-purchase a £15 Day Pass for each visit.

Alternatively, if you plan to visit our sites regularly, why not choose one of our numerous membership options starting at £5 a year for a PAYG+ membership through to a full fledged Full Network Membership allowing 364 days or B1KEPark fun!

All riders are required to purchase their own tickets. Family accounts can be created for adding children. 

SKILLS TRAINING WITH B1KE

Tidworth B1KEPARK is the perfect venue for progressing your mountain bike skills.

A fantastic range of trail features which progress from small and rollable, through to large and unavoidable means this is the place to be to progress your MTB journey from regular trail enthusiast to B1KEPARK aficionado. You’re always the right age to become a Park Rat!

There’s everything here in terms of trails, providing the ideal progression for the range of courses offered.

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