Toro Trails Malaga

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Was away this week with Lyndon (owner) of Toro trails at his base in Malaga.

4 of us planned 4 days riding bikes but the weather was unusually awful cold with heavy rain. 3 out of the 4 days were workable but having spent the 2 previous days soaked the 4th had to be cancelled completely as the thunder didn't let up. As they say better a bad day on the bike than a good day in the office.

Since moving into the new accommodation (very comfortable) in September last year, Lyndon is improving it further with the addition to the pool a hot tub and other luxuries to make the stay even more comfortable.

On the 1st day we were fully kitted out with new gear right out of the box and Yamaha Wr250 enduro bikes (new ones WR250F for experienced which I am not) note: bring with you long socks, camelbak and well padded cycling shorts or the padded motorcross shorts would be even better.

I had no idea what to expect thought it might be a rumble round the dirt roads holding back for a wee of a power up. I am happy to say I was totally wrong what a blast.
Day 1 out onto the road we then nipping along the side of fields up to the hills inland from the coast. Arriving there the day was spent running around the trails and tracks making some steep ascents and descents running along tight and narrow tracks round canyons etc. Day 2 and 3 the same allowing me to hone my off-road skills. The only metalled road riding was to access another area.

Extras were beers at the accommodation and dinner (the staff take you out to local restaurants all good covering all tastes).

I found all the staff good craik keeping us entertained and helpful for the duration of our stay.

I plan on going back (80% of his guests are repeat customers) with the little more experience I now have I hope to sign up with the trips he offers to the lakes and ski resorts kicking off from the base.

Toro Trails have a number other options available with trail riding trips in Morocco. There are future plans including the introduction of guided trail riding on adventure bikes, fully planned and booked self guided adventure bike hire with sat nav routes made up and pre booked accommodation around Southern Spain and Portugal.

I am not in anyway associated with Toro trail - I had a great time and wanted to share, please feel free to contact me if you want information or questions.

http://www.torotrail.co.uk/

bhud
 
Looks good, thanx for posting. I'm hoping to do something like this in March & this looks just the ticket.
 
You got really unlucky with the weather. It's back to 25c and sunny now. We were saying how shit it was for holidaymakers who have come for a week or less. Genuine sympathy for you. Glad you still managed to ride. There are so many good rides here and lots of bike hire so you don't need to do the long ride down.
Someone (Motorent by ServiHonda) has even started renting out the new AT at 120E/day so a good way to test ride.
 
Thanks.
Sadly the weather let us down particularly coming from Aberdoom and hearing it was 27C at home rubbed salt in the wound hee hee.

The upside we learned how to ride in mud - heaps of it.

As I don't own a enduro bike (no where were allowed to ride it up here) it is a good solution.
 
Normal service has been resumed, it was 26 today and clear blue sky's.......:thumb2
 


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