Bike Park Evolution · MTB trail
Deep Forest Trail
A black singletrack through dense conifer forest: roots, rocks and drops. Guide, video and map in one place.
Length
537 m
Descent
−63 m
Average ride
~45 s
Physical effort
Moderate
E-bikes
Yes
Difficulty
Black diamond
For experienced riders
Exposure
High risk
Risk of injury
About the trail
Deep Forest Trail: a black diamond through dense forest
Deep Forest Trail is a singletrack at Bike Park Evolution that runs through dense conifer forest. It is 537 metres long with 63 metres of descent. The trail was created in 2024, and its line was adjusted several times during construction to make the ride as good as possible.
Deep Forest Trail at a glance
- Length 537 m, descent 63 m, an average run takes about 45 seconds.
- Difficulty: black diamond, exposure: high risk.
- Features: roots, rocks, short drops and natural rollers.
- E-bikes and dogs are allowed.
- Recommended gear: an all-mountain or enduro full-suspension bike, helmet, gloves and pads.
Deep Forest Trail combines gentle turns, short drops, natural rollers and sections with roots and rocks, with the shade of conifers in summer. It is great for developing balance, control and speed, but the line is sometimes hard to follow, so ride carefully. It is rated a black diamond on Trailforks; read about the rating system in the ITRS classification. See the park's other trails on the MTB trails at Bike Park Evolution page.
Key sections to master
01
Roots and rocks
Natural obstacles demand balance and speed control. Riding through the roots is fun, but they get slippery after rain.
02
Short drops and rollers
Short drops and natural rollers give the trail its rhythm. Check the landing on your first run and do not force the speed.
03
Forest setting
The dense conifer forest gives shade on summer days, but the line is sometimes hard to follow, so ride carefully.
Riding in the wet
After rain the roots and rocks become extremely slippery. Slow down, ride with level, centred pedals and avoid braking hard.
Deep Forest Trail features
Primary activity
Mountain bike (DH/AM)
Trail type
Singletrack
E-bikes
Allowed
Features
Roots, rocks, drops
Direction
Downhill
Physical demand
Moderate
Visibility
The line is sometimes hard to follow
OpenStreetMap
Deep Forest Trail map and elevation profile
The interactive map shows the exact trail line and elevation profile. Use it to plan your ride and check the terrain, and download the GPX for navigation.
For GPS coordinates, use the Trailforks app. See every trail on the interactive map of Bike Park Evolution.
Video: riding Deep Forest Trail
Watch what a run through Deep Forest Trail looks like. More clips are on our YouTube channel.
Gear and riding tips
Required
An MTB helmet is mandatory, along with gloves. The trail is intended for more experienced riders.
Recommended
An all-mountain or enduro full-suspension bike and knee pads, because of the rough terrain and roots.
Wet conditions
After rain, ride with eye protection and well-treaded tyres. The roots are extremely slippery then.
Pro tip
Check your brakes and tyres before your first run. If you need an inspection, we do bike service in our workshop by appointment: book a slot.
Frequently asked questions
Is Deep Forest suitable for beginners?
It is not recommended. The trail is rated a black diamond and has roots, rocks and drops. Beginners should choose easier trails.
What kind of bike do I need?
An all-mountain or enduro full-suspension bike is the best choice because of the rough terrain and roots. E-bikes are allowed.
When is the best time to ride this trail?
In summer, because the trail runs through dense forest that gives shade. After rain be careful, as the roots are slippery.
How long is Deep Forest Trail and how much does it descend?
Deep Forest Trail is 537 metres long with 63 metres of descent.
How long does a Deep Forest run take?
An average run takes under a minute, about 45 seconds.
Are e-bikes and dogs allowed?
Yes, e-bikes and dogs are allowed on the trail.
Ready for an adrenaline ride?
See all Bike Park Evolution trails or contact us for gear advice.