There aren’t many places in the UK where you can ride 50km of continuous off-road trails, but you can at the ABR Festival. Whether you’re an off-road veteran or curious about simply giving it a go, there’s no better place to be.
The Bridgestone Trail winds its way for 40km through the magnificent grounds of the Ragley Hall Estate, and we’ve designed it specifically with you in mind. That means it’s big bike-friendly with sections appropriate for all riding levels, from beginner to advanced.
If you’re after a tougher riding challenge, then the TRF Trail is for you. This 8km-long on-site route has been designed in collaboration with the Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF) and is open to all road-legal motorcycles with off-road capable tyres.
To ride the trails you’ll need a Trail Access Pass. Unfortunately due to overwhelming demand, these are now sold out.
There aren’t many places in the UK where you can ride 50km of continuous off-road trails, but you can at the ABR Festival. Whether you’re an off-road veteran or curious about simply giving it a go, there’s no better place to be.
The Bridgestone Trail winds its way for 40km through the magnificent grounds of the Ragley Hall Estate, and we’ve designed it specifically with you in mind. That means it’s big bike-friendly with sections appropriate for all riding levels, from beginner to advanced.
If you’re after a tougher riding challenge, then the TRF Trail is for you. This 8km-long on-site route has been designed in collaboration with the Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF) and is open to all road-legal motorcycles with off-road capable tyres.
To ride the trails you’ll need a Trail Access Pass. Unfortunately due to overwhelming demand, these are now sold out.
ride 40km of purpose-built big bike-friendly trails
Designed specifically with big adventure bikes in mind, the Bridgestone Trail snakes its way over vast, open grassland, through tight wooded sections, and gravel trails. For 2025 we’ve secured an extra 8km of previously unridden land at Ragley Hall for you, bringing the total length of the Bridgestone Trail to 40km.
It’s the perfect way to experience off-road riding on your adventure bike in a friendly, non-competitive environment. The emphasis is on having fun and experiencing the joys of riding away from the tarmac, and there are strict no racing rules and a 30mph speed limit enforced.
Throughout the weekend, the trail is marshalled by a dedicated and experienced team of marshalls who’ll be on hand to keep things running smoothly. As with previous years, enduro bikes will not be permitted on the Bridgestone Trail (but road-legal off-road bikes will be able to ride the TRF Trail).
Find out more about the Bridgestone Trail

the beginner’s loop

If you’re a beginner to riding off-road or want somewhere to build your confidence before riding the Bridgestone Trail, the Beginner’s Loop is for you.
Think of it like a green slope at a ski resort: there are no egos, it’s easy to ride, and you can take your time and get a taste of riding in the dirt.
The gentle trail will take you on a short loop over grass and beside woodland and will be open exclusively to beginners, with rules in place to prevent ‘intimidating’ riding. Access to the Beginner’s Loop is included in a ‘Trail Access Pass’ ticket.
TRF TRail

If you fancy a tougher riding challenge, then you’ll want to get yourself over to the on-site TRF Trail.
On this 8km-long route, you’ll find a series of climbs, descents, water crossings, and more technical terrain that will test your slow-speed skills. You’ll also be able to take on sections such as the ‘Bog of Doom’, ‘Swamp Man’, and ‘Woodland Wonderland’.
The TRF Trail is open to all bikes with off-road capable tyres, and access is included in the Trail Access Pass.


WHICH TRAILS CAN YOU RIDE?

All of the trails at the ABR Festival have been designed with rider safety, well-being, and enjoyment in mind. That means they are all for leisure riding only, and strict no-racing rules are in place.
The Bridgestone Trail has been designed for adventure bikes, and following feedback from previous festivals, enduro bikes will no longer be allowed on it. For more information on what’s classed as an enduro bike, see this post here. It can be summed up as bikes without rear footpegs fitted as standard.
The TRF Trail is open to all road-legal bikes and riders, though it is primarily designed for more experienced riders, and all bikes must be fitted with off-road capable tyres.
A Trail Access Pass is required to ride any of the on-site trails at the ABR Festival. Unfortunately these are now sold out.
Bridgestone and TRF Trail Riding Rules:
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