Snowdon in wales of course, the miner's track up and the llanberris path down. Shotover country park in Oxford is good. Burton Dasset country park just off the M40 at gaydon, no set paths as such but lots of technical stuff.
Dyserth to Prestatyn old railway. Some woods behind Trelawnyd (the Trelawnyd Millenium footpath). And I'm hoping to try the shorter path round Llyn Brenig in Denbigh on Friday.
Cathy
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Dartmoor! My favourite circuit is from Princetown, past South Hessary Tor, towards Nun's Cross, down a superb three-mile bit of rocky track down to Burrator Reservoir, round the lake, through Sheep's Tor village, up a steep road climb back onto the moor, past the old mine workings (don't fall down the shafts), drop down to Nun's Cross and rejoin the path back to Princetown.
The long rocky downhill section down to the reservoir is very much like Snowdon on a smaller scale.
Queen Elizabeth Country Park near Petersfield in Hampshire has a few decent official trails. If you go at off-peak times or in bad weather there are less chances of being splattered by bikes and I've even overtaken some less able (or confident) cyclists up and down some of the fun lumpy bits! The ranger staff don't mind unicycles but kicked out some mountain boarding friends of mine. Serves them right, using gravity is cheating 🙂
Remember to not really care about the rating, as mountainbikers will give a bad rating to a fantastic MUni trail because of speed, technicality etc, that doesn't really concern us.