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Off on hols on Monday, won't be going body boarding.
Are there any good rides to take the kids on?
Or maybe just me.
There's a nice track behind the beach at Woolacombe, a few trails and cheeky board walk in the dunes SW of Braunton, and the Tarka Trail. All family friendly. I don't think there is much techy stuff unless you want to drive to exmoor.
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There's a short family trail at Mortehoe: [url= http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/things-to-see-and-do/view-page/item635584/263074/ ]Mortehoe Cycle Trail[/url].
Anything more gnarr and you'll need to be visiting Exmoor or Dartmoor 8)
When u get here go into Southfork bikes hop in Braunton. They have a map of local bridle ways for a couple if quid. There's fun stuff if you know where to look. Some great steep stuff around lynmouth too see this months mbr or what mountain bike mag can't remember which has the route in!
I frikin love this forum.
Thanks all.
Absolutely spot on.
Can't I ride any of those lovely coastal paths. Sad face
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