Tilgate Forest
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Justin Cyder

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12,624 posts

178 months

Thursday 3rd May 2012
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I really fancy a burn through the trees this weekend, although I've never been to Tilgate, it's not all that far from me. Tapping into the superior knowledge of PH,can I ask; is it easy to park & is it feasible in these conditions where it's been raining for several years? hehe

JaseB

917 posts

290 months

Thursday 3rd May 2012
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Not been there for a while but there's plenty of parking for sure if you park up by the lake.

Edited by JaseB on Thursday 3rd May 13:04

MadDad

3,835 posts

290 months

Thursday 3rd May 2012
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I have only ever played golf there - thankfully I gave that up years ago in favor of a more enjoyable sport!!! wink

Justin Cyder

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12,624 posts

178 months

Friday 4th May 2012
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JaseB said:
Not been there for a while but there's plenty of parking for sure if you park up by the lake.

Edited by JaseB on Thursday 3rd May 13:04
Ok, thanks for that.

MON

39 posts

218 months

Friday 4th May 2012
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Parking isn't an issue, although I think the main car park is £3 or £4 these days.

However, I always park at the Tilgate Recreation huts in the forest as it's free there (or at K2).

I ride there quite a lot, often with a group on Wednesday evening. There is a fair amount of singletrack but it's knowing where it is and making a decent loop out of it, I usually do a circuit of c. 2 hours, mainly singletrack.