Glyncorrwg, Port Talbot SA13 3EA
Review by: Wolf Ridge 08 on 21 May 2009
Summary:
Long climb, Means long descent
Review:
The Climb drags on a bit and is quite challenging in places. Once you've got to the top, it is so fun. The downhill is amazing. Its flowing and quick. Great cafe, and a great bikeshop and campsite as well.
Review by: scottyz35 on 18 February 2009
Summary:
best trail ive ever ridden
Review:
1 word to describe whites level..... AMAZING
huge switch backs, long single tracks, nice decents outstanding northshore and great views. starting and finishing at the camp site with the drop off cafe= a staggering cafe and great food. energy section was brilliant well worth a tough climb to the top and did it in august 2008 in torrential rain. overall a remarkable trail!!!
Review by: baked_bainz on 5 February 2009
Summary:
my fave place in the world!!
Review:
tricky techy climb, followed by an amzing desent!! Darkside is my fave!! =D
Review by: konastinky888 on 6 January 2009
Summary:
long, lung busting 1st climb
Review:
a word of advice, dont try taking a kona stinky DH bike up the first climb. its painfull and not very clever. once you do get to the top of the 1st long climb its fun all the way.
Review by: John_Barwood on 30 May 2008
Summary:
Excellent - One of The Best In The Area
Review:
One of the best things about this trail is that it contains at most a few hundred yards of fire road - the climb is technical singletrack taking 35 - 45 minutes depending on fitness. After this the climbing is over, do the optional Black run if you're brave, great fun, can get blustery in the wind! (It's a short climb up fireroad to get back to the main trail). From here the descent is split into four sections. The first is fast singletrack, with two sweet rock jumps at the bottom (they're not as bad as they look). The next section is new as of Oct 07 & is a bit more freeride, with tabletops. This section is a much better than the fireroad which you used to cycle down. The third is more singletrack with some boardwalk - be careful on this - I've seen a few people stack it here. The final part is a brilliant finish with some perfectly placed rock jumps - this is the best of the Afan trails.