Somerset TRF - Forest Ride Day (New Forest)- Sunday 26th October 2025

By Somerset Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF)

A new brand leaf forest venue in the heart of the Brendon Hills

Date and time

Location

Raleghs Cross Inn

Brendon Hill Watchet Exmoor TA23 0LN United Kingdom

Good to know

Highlights

6 hours
In person

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

We are pleased to have access to a new forest venue for this October ride day. Parking will be at Raleghs Cross Inn, with a 3 mile ride to the venue.

You will need to be a paid up member of the TRF and have fitted a trials block pattern rear tyre. There will be no quads at this event.

You will be parking at the site.

We welcome 65cc geared bikes and up Youth Riders under 18, they ride free with a paying TRF riding guardian and you are responsible for supervising your child throughout the day. Please select a youth rider ticket and complete the questions. There is no parking at the forest location, so you will need to drop the junior rider and bike at the forest first.

The format of the day is a one-directional main loop that will be about 2.5 miles long that will be rideable by all abilities and ages . Off this main loop is a number of sub-loops that will vary in techncial difficulty and be marked as Moderate, Severe or Extreme, these sub-loops take you back onto the main loop. There will be something included for everyone.

There will be the food tent, ambulance and toilets.

We have access to this fantastic private land as a privalige and we must respect our use of it. So please be considerate and dont leave any litter anywhere.

There are no refunds for these tickets.

Organised by

Somerset Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF)

We help our members enjoy trail riding across Somerset as well as other UK regions and overseas trips. We also run many riding events on private land and forestry. Our interests are in riding bikes, exploring our countryside and developing our riding skills. We try and organise as much riding as we can for the benefit of our members, so if you are interested in trail riding, enduro or trials, we have something for most riders.

We are a part of a National TRF organisation and recognise that trail riding is great way of accessing the most remote parts of our country. It is also a sensitive countryside pursuit. We abide by the TRF Code of Conduct and work with authorities and land owners to promote responsible trail riding. The National TRF website is a great place to find information about the wider organisation, the work we do to protect Rights of Way, what gear you need and how to learn where to ride.

£0 – £35

Oct 26 · 09:30 GMT