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Why finding a line on a map is only the beginning. The green road network in England and Wales provides an enjoyable way to access the countryside for many different groups of users, including walkers, horse riders and cyclists. It’s important that trail riders are respectful to the environment and show courtesy and understanding to other users and those who live or work in the area. Part of responsible and sustainable trail riding is to ensure that we only ride where it is l

The tools you need - and why navigation is more than just following a line Trail riding is often portrayed as simply finding a route and following a GPX file. In reality, responsible route planning involves understanding mapping, legislation, terrain, local information and having the experience to know when a route is appropriate. One of the most frequent questions asked by trail riders is “How do you manage the navigation?” In times gone by, we relied on a paper Ordnance Sur

Rediscovering Your Confidence There’s a comment we often hear at Anglian Trail Adventures: "I used to ride off-road years ago… but I’m not sure I still can." It’s a concern that’s far more common than you might think. For many riders, life moves on. Bikes get bigger, confidence changes, and bodies don’t always feel quite the same as they once did. The idea of riding off-road again can still be exciting, but it can also feel daunting. Perhaps you used to ride dirt bikes in you