Go quad biking in Essex and find yourself zipping around the grounds of a secret nuclear bunker! This most unusual venue makes for a unique quad bike trek experience that individuals, pairs or small groups of riders will love.
Nestled in 300 acres of countryside, this Essex venue is well signposted from the M25 (perhaps just as well as it is supposed to be secret!) and boasts fields and woodlands that are just dying to be explored on a quad.
The supplier here in Essex is also a well-established retailer of quads, so you know the bikes you'll be riding on are the very latest models, such as Apache RLX's, which are powerful, four stroke engined fully automatic bikes. That means no clunky gear changes and easy electric starting.
All quad biking in Essex experiences start with a familiarity session so you can get used to the controls, before heading off on your guided trek accelerating along dirt roads, whizzing past hedgerows and winding through the forest. At this centre you can choose between a 30 or 60 minute experience.
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After an introduction to the bikes and explanation of safe riding techniques you'll practice your riding technique around a small coned area before heading off on your Trek. You will be riding the bike for the majority of your selected ride time. You'll be led by an experienced instructor and may be forming part of a group of up to six riders on the day. You'll be riding automatic Apache quad bikes. Helmets and liners are provided, overalls can be hired for £2 a pair.
Sessions are available on most weekends throughout the year and some selected weekdays during school holidays once a small group has been filled. The activity takes place in most weather conditions.
The treks take place in 300 acres of open fields, woodland and trails surrounding the Secret Nuclear Bunker in Brentwood, Essex.
Minimum age is 12 years, the quads are suitable for riders of all shapes and sizes. You are required to bring thin gloves (these can be purchased on the day for £2).
Quad parties for ages 6-11 are also available at this venue, see our kids pages for details.
Friends and family are welcome however views of the trek are limited as you will be off exploring 300 acres of woodland and fields. The Nuclear Bunker is open for tours on most days with admission costing around £6.50 for adults and £4.50 for kids. There are toilets on site along with a cafe serving drinks and snacks. There is free parking on site.