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Developing Mountain
Biking in Scotland.

Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland (DMBinS) is a project, hosted within Scottish Cycling, which is implementing the National Strategic Framework for Mountain Biking in Scotland. The project aims to aid co-ordination, spread good practice and sustainably increase the benefits which mountain biking brings to Scotland.

Developing People

Case Studies

 
Platform Girls
 
#ridedundee
 
STEPPING STANES
 
Unauthorised Trails - Laggan Case Study

Developing Clusters

Clusters will aid co-ordination and provide links from local to national programmes.

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Developing Businesses

Toolkits and resources to help businesses take advantage of the growth in mountain biking.

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Developing Trails

Information and links to aid and encourage sustainable trail development in Scotland.

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Partners

Scottish Cycling is the governing body for cycle sport in Scotland.
CTC - the UK’s national cyclists’ organisation.
EventScotland is dedicated to leading Scotland’s events industry and strengthening the nation’s position as a world class events destination.
Cycling Scotland is the national cycle promotion organisation for Scotland. We’re working to establish cycling as an acceptable, attractive and practical lifestyle option. We want to make Scotland a nation of cyclists.
All of nature for all of Scotland
Our job is identifying and exploiting the opportunities for economic growth
sportscotland is the national agency for sport.
VisitScotland, the national tourism organisation for Scotland, has as its main aim to contribute significantly to the advancement of Scottish tourism by giving it a real presence in the global marketplace and benefiting the whole of Scotland.
Highlands and Island Enterprise
Our mission is to protect and expand Scotland's forests and woodlands and increase their value to society and the environment
  • Scottish Cycling
  • CTC
  • Event Scotland
  • IMBA
  • Cycling Scotland
  • Scottish Natural Heritage
  • Scottish Enterprise
  • sportscotland
  • Visit Scotland
  • HIE