Comer Wood – Heath Meadow loop from Eardington Halt

Mountain biking trails

Comer Wood – Heath Meadow loop from Eardington Halt

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Comer Wood – Heath Meadow loop from Eardington Halt

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8.68km

100m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.05 km for 117 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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732 m

Comer Woods Mountain Bike Trails

Highlight • Trail

Sandy & dry (whe all else is mud) and now wih a weekend coffee shack right in the middle.

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989 m

Comer Wood

Highlight • Trail

Part of the National Trust Dudmaston estate, Comer Wood is a brilliant place to run, walk and cycle. There are many trails through the woods and a couple of interesting pools to explore.

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1.02 km

Heath Meadow

Highlight • Natural

Enjoy open space, wildflowers, and sweeping views at Comer Wood's Heath Meadow.

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1.37 km

Comer Woods Forest Path

Highlight • Forest

Comer Woods, Dudmaston Estate's woodland area, consists of dense forest, sweeping meadow and plenty of opportunities to witness local wildlife, including the white admiral butterfly.

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5.07 km

Woodland Downhill with Jumps

Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park

Keep the pace up and enjoy a bit of air time

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6.21 km

Part of the National Trust Dudmaston estate, Comer Woods stands separated from the main estate by the A442, with the hall and garden to the south west and Comer Woods to the north east.

Available to explore for woodland walks in their own right, these wood have sustained the Dudmaston estate for centuries, through pioneering forestry techniques and expert wood craftsmanship.

National Trust are working on connecting Comer to their existing visitor routes to allow more opportunity for outdoor exploration every day of the week, inspiring and sharing a deeper connection with our woodland heritage.

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