For the Greyton MTB Club to review
This page is waiting for the Greyton MTB Club to check it. It is published now so that they can see how it fits with the rest of the site. Until they have approved the text, it may change. Questions for them:
- Is this description of the club correct? What would you like to change?
- Are the permit prices (R800 a year, R75 a day, R150 a weekend) still current?
- Where is the trailhead, and where else can riders buy permits?
- Should readers reach you through the moderators, or would you like a public contact listed?
The Greyton MTB Club looks after the mountain-bike trails around Greyton, and publishes gravel routes for longer rides [MS]. Riders need a permit to use the trails [MS]. The club’s youth programme is the Greyton MTB Juniors [MS].
In 2026 the Absa Cape Epic raced a stage on Greyton’s trails, including Luislang, 2nd Bench, and Bakenskop. The local trail team worked with the race’s trail builders to prepare them [IC].
Needs
- Riders to buy permits [MS]
Offers
- Seven mountain-bike trails, from 9 to 24 kilometres. They range from the easy Forest Loop, suitable for families with young children, to the more challenging Wreck and Luislang routes [MS].
- Seven gravel routes, from 23 to 70 kilometres, through farmland, orchards, and along the Sonderend River [MS]
- Route maps. A GPX file for every trail and route, free to download [MS]
- Permits. A year’s membership costs R800 for a rider aged 16 or older. Visitors can buy a day permit (R75) or a weekend permit (R150) [MS].
- A trailhead where riders can buy permits and start their rides [MS]
How to get involved
Buy a permit or download route maps from the Greyton MTB website. For anything else, contact the moderators via How to Submit.