Mountainbikeled Anderstorp Hyttbanan

The cabin track is difficult The track starts in one place. The cabin course takes you through nice spruce and pine forest with technically difficult elements, of course there are B and C tracks as well. This course is technical, a little harder and goes more up and down with small obstacles. If you want to cycle an extension of the Hyttbanan, starting from the outdoor gym at Ekekullen and connecting the Hyttbanan, a distance that then becomes about 6 km.

The tracks in Anderstorp are built by volunteers and are under construction in some places and will be continuously improved. We try to build the tracks in a safe way with both easy and advanced loops and track choices (difficulty level A B and C tracks). Where the A track is the most difficult and C is the easiest. The trails follow the IMBA EU grading and signage system. Green track is very easy, blue is medium easy, red is difficult and black is very difficult. The Jonsbo course is medium easy and has shortcuts where there are difficult obstacles so everyone can drive it and is marked with a blue nameplate and direction arrows. Imba eu's grading is based on how technically difficult the course is, not how hard they are, you decide for yourself with your pace. Along the courses, the obstacles are marked with colored markings that show the difficulty of the obstacle (green, blue, red or black). The colored arrow also shows in which direction the different obstacles are located. In some places, the courses run in the same place and the course nameplate is above and the direction arrow below the nameplate. Be extremely careful when you drive the first lap on any of the courses so you know that you can handle the obstacles that are along the courses, feel free to stop and look at how to take the obstacles in the safest, easiest and smoothest way. All use of the tracks is entirely at your own risk. We recommend that the bike has tight ends in the handlebar grips, the helmet should fit well on the head and the straps should sit properly under the chin. There are several different places to start on the different courses. See the maps. The courses are also available as routes and segments on Strava and Trailforks (App for phone, website for training)