St. Albans Dirt Jumps
St. Albans Dirt Jumps in Hertfordshire. There are some good dirt jumps made on natural hills which give a roll in to get plenty of speed. The trails consist of some kickers, tabletops and double jumps with landing ramps.
The dirt jumps are a fun spot and in the shade of trees to act as a natural wind break. The jumps are not usually busy so there is plenty of room to practice.
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| Trail Type: | Dirt Jumps |
| Nearest Town: | St. Albans |
| Time: | N/A |
| Distance: | N/A |
| Level: | Moderate |
| Rating: | 7.50 |
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Trail Summary
Trail/Track Location
Just off Cottonmill Lane in St. Albans, Hertfordshire. They are located near to Townsend Bowling and Sports Club. From St.Albans Town Hall in the middle of the town centre/market place, head down Chequer Street towards the crossroads at the Peahen pub. Keep heading down the steep Holywell Hill. At the bottom of the hill pass the petrol station on the left and turn left into Prospect Road. Follow to the end and turn right at the T-junction. Follow this road for about 500 yards over a bridge and watch for a turning on the left signed "Old Oak-leading to the Marlborough Club". Go past the car-park and follow the side of the footie pitch which will lead you to the trails.
Other local trails worth checking out
- Ninnings Jumps - Welwyn (6.4miles)
- Richmond Park - Richmond, Kingston (12.9miles)
- Long Valley & Caesar's Camp Trails - Aldershot (29.3miles)
- Shoreham dirt jumps - Shoreham-by-sea (39.1miles)
Please note: Distance is calculated as air distance or "as the crow flies" the most direct route between two points, so the distance by road maybe slightly longer.