(New routes in the magazine will use a bit.ly shortened link). But the routes are all accessible online, and here’s how to find them. All you need to do then is set up a free account with and you’ll be able to download the routes like you’ve always done. Our routes are no longer hosted by, instead you’ll find them at /members/mbrmagazine.ĭon’t worry, you can still get access to all the routes old and new (there are some 3,399 of them at last count), but they’ve moved. Can we access the routes anywhere else? It’s such a shame as I often refer back to old copies of the magazine and hunt for these its really handy and inspiring. Brilliant I thought….but then….Nooooooo, the po.st service has been removed! Where do we get all those wonderful routes you shared with us?! I’m devastated.

An epic weekend ride candidate right on my doorstep that I’ve not done yet. Needless to say I found (amongst the 400 odd) an excellent candidate, your Black Mountains loop. Having rinsed most of my local trails I was leafing through some of last years copies of your magazine hunting for another mbr ride/adventure to go on. “ Noooooooo, where have all your routes gone?! What with this awful winter weather we’re being subjected to and the lack of daylight in the evenings the weekend riding has become even more precious, indeed it is the highlight of the week at the moment. Check out this recent letter from a mbr reader… Yes, you do have to set up an account with, but it’s free and it’ll give you access to download all our rides. > 100 best mountain bike routes in the UK The previous link shortener po.st doesn’t work anymore, but you can still find our routes at

Never fear, you can still get access to our routes.

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