Mountain biking trails in Buckinghamshire

If you only have a couple of hours and don’t want hills, this is a lovely virtually traffic free ride, with lots of points of interest.

This route is never too steep or technical, so it's ideal for intermediate riders – but it can also be ridden fast for a furious and fun ride if you like your singletrack more challenging.

Classic fast, rooty Chilterns singletrack that can become very muddy.

Oyster Loop Day 3 of 8, a circuit of London for hybrid bikes using Oyster stations. Sustrans 6 uses the Grand Union Canal from Uxbridge to Rickmansworth and local roads to St. Albans. There Route 61 follws the Alban Way to Welwyn and Hertford before descending the Lea Valley to Rye House.

Mostly firm paths but with a few muddy bridle trails you'll need a MTB to get past in winter

A great little ride out into the picturesque Chilterns countryside with some fun singletrack, testing climbs and fast descents along the way. Distance: 17.8km (11.1 miles) Total climb: 435m (1,427ft) Time: 1-2hrs

A classic Chilterns ride with fast, winding trails through beech woods (unless it’s wet), plenty of great country pubs and some testing climbs.Distance: 43km (26.7 miles).Climbing: 975m (3,199ft).Time: 2hrs 30mins to 4hrs.

Some fun, twisty singletrack in two different woods, connected with bridleways and cycle paths to provide a great ride on a mix of natural and manmade trails.Distance: 31 km (19.3 miles).Climbing: 680m (2,231ft) .Time: 2-4hrs.

A short ride through stunning countryside on some fun singletrack. Perfect for beginners or a quick blast while non-cyclist friends or family go shopping or catch a film.

A superb route that includes some of the best trails in the Chilterns but still just scratches the surface of what this place has to offer.