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THE TRAILS.
Exeter Bike Park is a compact riding hub just outside Exeter, set on 4 acres of steep hillside farmland and tucked into the corner of Little Silver MX Track. The trails wind down the hill, making the most of the available space, with four main trails and a large standalone trick jump with its own roll-in. Three trails start from the roll-in, with a short but steep 95m push back to the top. A fifth trail and two more trick jumps are already planned, creating a dedicated trick line in the near future.
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Anyone following the Chasing Dopamine build will know the trails won't be perfect from day one. 2026 is all about rider feedback and improvements, and with your support this is just the beginning. The park will only get better over time.
SUEBLUE
is the easiest and most mellow trail at Exeter Bike Park. Starting from the main roll-in, it follows the perimeter of the park with a series of small, rollable tabletops before flowing into a berm and a fun descent to the finish.
This trail is aimed at beginners and less confident riders looking to build skills and confidence. More experienced riders may find it a little tame, but it's a great introduction to the park.
As with all trails at Exeter Bike Park, a reasonable level of awareness and confidence is still required. Riders must pay attention to signs and fencing at all times. The black trail, DOPAMINE, branches off from SUEBLUE, so riders who are not comfortable with gap jumps and drops should ensure they stay on the main trail and do not turn left onto DOPAMINE.
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TABLE TANGO is a red trail with—you guessed it—plenty of tabletops. Starting straight from the roll-in, riders are immediately met with a line of jumps featuring long, forgiving landings that cater to a range of abilities, whether you're rolling through, just learning to clear jumps, or looking to push for extra distance.
The trail also features a fast downhill S-berm section, a large berm, and finishes with a step-up jump. TABLE TANGO is all about flow, airtime, and building confidence on bigger features while remaining forgiving and fun to ride.
HYDRO is a red trail proudly sponsored by Hydro Bike Cleaning Products. Designed with a dual-slalom feel, the trail is wide enough for two riders to race side-by-side, although one line may prove slightly faster than the other.
Unlike the other trails, HYDRO has its own dedicated start point. It begins with a descent into two tabletops, followed by a choice between a quirky on-off tabletop feature or a line of pumpy whoops. The trail then continues downhill through a series of rollers that can be doubled or rolled before diving into a sharp berm and finishing with a final tabletop.
Fast, fun, and great for racing your mates.
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DOPAMINE is the bike park's black trail. While it's the most challenging line on site, it's still relatively forgiving compared to many black-grade trails. Due to space limitations, it starts partway down the blue trail before branching off into its own line.
The trail begins with two small gap jumps leading into a berm, with the option for confident riders to jump over it. Don't carry too much speed though, as you're quickly met by a savage 5ft wooden drop down a steep hillside. From there, the trail flows into a medium-sized gap jump before finishing with a step-up.
DOPAMINE is designed for riders who are comfortable with gaps, drops, and committing to features, and should only be ridden by those with the skills and confidence to tackle black-grade trails.
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KAHOONERS is the bike park's dedicated trick jump line. Right now it's home to a single 7ft kicker sending riders into a soft mulch landing, but that's only the beginning.
Plans are already in place to expand it into a full three-jump competition-style trick line, giving riders the chance to link tricks and go bigger. Expect big air, big sends, and plenty of fun. If you've got the kahooners, this is the line for you. 😎🤘