bikepirate Overall Trail Rating
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A must do ride that we would go and do over and over again.
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Highly recommend this ride; we enjoyed it heaps and would come back.
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Good times when in good company.
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Good trail to enjoy if you’re local, but not worth a special trip.
You kidding me; no thank you, we will pass on this trail.
Technical Ratings
Beginner (Green): Trails suitable for beginner and intermediate riders with gentle terrain where confidence and conditioning can be built up.
Intermediate (Blue): Progression to steeper grades with more difficult obstacles, offering the rider a natural progression to more advanced skills.
Advanced (Black): Identifies trails that test your physical conditioning, bike handling skills and courage. If you are unfamiliar with these trails make sure you look first before rolling into a feature.
Expert (Double Black): Typically this rating is reserved for downhill trails and bodes well for circus performers and daredevils. Full armour and a high degree of skill are strongly suggested, as there is the real possibility of injury on these trails. Go forewarned.
Physical Ratings
Easy: If you’ve never ridden, or love to eat potato chips, drink beer and only ride once a month, this ride doesn’t require any sort of fitness level and is for you.
Moderate: You pedal your bike a few times a week and can handle a 20 km loop without losing your cookies halfway through the ride.
Hard: You are a fit rider that can handle a day out on the trail. In fact you enjoy wearing spandex, shaving your legs and pounding back Gu.
Extreme: You ride every day and consider pedaling up Mount Everest a warm up.
