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Gert Lush

This route crosses walking paths at various points, with large stones marking these exits. Please ride cautiously across, respecting and giving way to other woodland users. Anticipate meeting walkers and dogs along any sections of path.

The Gert Lush trail is part of the Yer Tiz trail in Leigh Woods. Yer Tiz is a ‘moderate’ Blue grade narrow and engaging trail weaving it’s way through the woodland. The trail features berms (banked corners) rollers (bumps) and drops and climbs. The trail requires a mountain bike but is suitable for relative novices to off-road cycling.

In places the trail splits for a short distance, giving an option of a more difficult challenge - the Gert Lush Trail. There is also a two-way section of trail from the car park creating a northern and southern loop.

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We want you to have a great adventure in the South West of England.

Read on to find out how we can help you…

Bike wheels lined upThe Trail Essentials guide gives you the important things to know before you head out on your bike. Please read and enjoy it. The Project promotes legal, sustainable and responsible riding only. The future development of off-road cycling in the south west is in your hands – treat it carefully and it will grow!

To have a truly enjoyable experience it is really important to match a cycling adventure with the skill, knowledge and fitness level of the people taking part - we can’t stress this enough! We provide you with information to use in deciding which adventures you will enjoy, and which you will leave for another day!

If you haven’t already, take a look at the Trail Grading guide on our website and see which one you feel you fit into. Then search the map which grades of trail we would recommend for your experience level.

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