A range of routes - particularly suited to families but also with 4km of red grade trail. Near Kyle of Sutherland. Take the A836 through Ardgay and over the river into Bonar Bridge. Follow the road through Bonar Bridge (heading towards Lairg) for around 1.5km and look for the car park and trail head on the right.
Probably the most beautiful place in the whole of Scotland to ride – and with a lift to take you to the top and some of the best downhill and cross country trails in the country this is a destination not to be missed!
Enjoy the purpose built mountain bike trails at the heart of the Glenlivet Estate, with not only fantastic fun packed, flowing single track trail, but spectacular scenery and stunning views as you ride.
The Glenmore Lodge skills circuit is a unique facility which has been designed to help improve off-road riding skills.
The Highland E-Guide is a new interactive online guide to mountain biking in the Scottish Highlands. Take your pick from 30 featured routes including 21 with route guides, maps, videos, profiles & descriptions. Find an inspiring guide to help you discover the best of the Highlands and follow the links to easily book your holiday ...
Voted as “Best Destination in the UK” by MBR magazine (June‘08), Highland Wildcat offers trails for all abilities that link directly to Golspie village and its local services.
With nearly 18 km of track ranging from a family green trail to Jump Fun Park to some of the most loved red trails in the world to the extremely difficult Black grade trail containing the "2 Ton Drop" and the "Back, Sack and Crack Attack" features. Laggan can be easily reached by car from all parts of the country. Travelling from the south, take the A9 road and turn off at Dalwhinnie. Laggan is approximately 7 miles along the road to Fort William. Travelling from the north, turn off the A9 at Kingussie and follow the Fort William road for approximately 12 miles. Travelling from the west turn off the A82 at Spean Bridge and travel along the A86 for 27 miles to reach Laggan.
16km of trails for all skill levels, combined with some of the best views from any mountain bike trails, anywhere! The Learnie Red Rock trails are in Learnie Forest on the Black Isle, to the north west of Inverness. Access to the trailhead is from the Red Rock car park, which lies just off the A832 Fortrose - Cromarty road.
With 30km of fun-packed singletrack mountain bike routes, there’s something here to feed the monster in everyone! The trails run between Fochabers and Craigellachie in Morayshire, with a green graded trail just by Elgin.
Home to the UK’s only official World Cup DH and a range of great cross country trails to explore!