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Hi all from Russia.

We are going to Europe this summer with our mtbs,
but there is an explosive question -->

Where big bike parks (maybe smth like northshore) are situated in Europe or UK, or maybe Ireland?
it will be the best way to find somewhere a list of them with descriptions or just to hear yours recommendations.

ps: My dream is a huge shady park with drops and teeters near a warm sea.... ... ...

thnx in advance,
Svetlana

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Hi all from Russia.

We are going to Europe this summer with our mtbs,
but there is an explosive question -->

Where big bike parks (maybe smth like northshore) are situated in Europe or UK, or maybe Ireland?
it will be the best way to find somewhere a list of them with descriptions or just to hear yours recommendations.

ps: My dream is a huge shady park with drops and teeters near a warm sea.... ... ...

thnx in advance,
Svetlana

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Can't help you with the warm sea, but Wales has some of the best MTB riding in the world. Check out Coed Y Brenin, Afan, Gwydyr, Cwm Carn and Nant Yr Arian (http://www.mbwales.com/wheretoride/index.htm)

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wheelist, the guy wants a park near a warm sea....

i was gonna wire in and say Scotland but i am not that cruel...


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Can't help you with the warm sea, but Wales has some of the best MTB riding in the world. Check out Coed Y Brenin, Afan, Gwydyr, Cwm Carn and Nant Yr Arian (http://www.mbwales.com/wheretoride/index.htm)

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wheelist, the guy wants a park near a warm sea....

i was gonna wire in and say Scotland but i am not that cruel...
You need to be further south to find a warm sea and you can't get much further south than http://www.eshershore.com/ without coming to the end of the know universe.
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