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What the riding’s like, who it’s suitable for and how to get there <\/p>

By <\/p>

Published: Saturday, 11 May 2024 at 15:00 PM<\/p>

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Scotland offers some of the best mountain biking in the British Isles.<\/p>

A lot of this riding comes courtesy of purpose-built trail centres located around the country, with many placed under the umbrella of the ‘7stanes’ which spans the south of Scotland.<\/p>

Trail centres are great resources, especially in the winter months, offering whatever-the-weather riding thanks to their hardpack construction.<\/p>

Through this guide, we bring you all the info you need on what we consider to be Scotland’s best trail centres. So whether you\u2019re a seasoned pro or are just starting in the wonderful world of mountain biking, you can discover some of the best places to go and ride your bike.<\/p>

The best MTB trail centres in Scotland<\/h2>
Dalbeattie<\/a><\/li>
Fort William<\/a><\/li>
Glenlivet<\/a><\/li>
Glentress<\/a><\/li>
Innerleithen<\/a><\/li>
Laggan<\/a><\/li>
Newcastleton<\/a><\/li>
Tarland<\/a><\/li><\/ul>
Dalbeattie trail guide<\/h2>
Dalbeattie offers great views of the surrounding area. – Andrew McCandlish \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Dalbeattie is situated less than half an hour from Dumfries in the southwest of Scotland and is home to a wide range of trails for varying abilities.<\/p>
It is one of the original 7stanes trail centres, so you can expect the trails to weather extreme conditions.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Dalbeattie?<\/h3>
In the town of Dalbeattie, you\u2019ll find convenience stores and cafes to fuel your day out, alongside hotels should you wish to stay.<\/p>
Brambles Cafe serves food from 10:00 to 16:00 at the trailhead alongside a picnic area.<\/p>
Parking at the 7stanes car park is paid by coin or the RingGo app, with a day pass priced at \u00a33 for cars and \u00a312 for minibuses.<\/p>
You can also stay the night in the car park for \u00a37, and there are no height barriers for larger vehicles.<\/p>
There are no bike cleaning facilities, so expect to be taking a dirty bike back home with you.<\/p>
How to get to Dalbeattie<\/h3>
Located 30 minutes from Dumfries, Dalbeattie\u2019s trailhead sits just south of the town on the A710.<\/p>
Postcode:<\/strong> DG5 4QU<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Dalbeattie?<\/h3>
Dalbeattie is well known for its granite shoots, with The Slab being one of the most iconic trail features standing at 14m high.<\/p>
The trails themselves are all hardpack making them great for all-weather riding, and with green, blue and red trails there is something for everyone.<\/p>
Ironhash Trail<\/h4>
The Ironhash Trail is just over 11km and is a fairly flat ride that\u2019s good for inexperienced riders and families. The green trail mostly follows forest roads, though there are two short singletrack sections for riders looking to dip more than just their toe.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Green<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 11.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1.5-2hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Moyle Hill Trail<\/h4>
This trail is slightly longer than the Ironhash Trail and goes higher up the hillside to take in views of the Urr estuary. On the way back down to the trailhead there\u2019s some rooty and rocky singletrack to enjoy.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 14km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1.5-2hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Hardrock Trail<\/h4>
This is the most technically demanding trail at Dalbeatie with optional black sections of singletrack featuring throughout. Ambitious riders can take on The Slab, a sheer granite roll that stays grippy all year round.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Red<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 25km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 2-3 hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Fort William trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Riders$
The rock slaps at the top offer plenty of line choices. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Many would argue that Fort William is the jewel in the crown of Scotland\u2019s mountain bike scene.<\/p>
Home to the UK round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, the centre has received international fame and offers the only gondola-accessed downhill trails in the country.<\/p>
The centre also caters to less gravity-focused disciplines, with cross-country, beginner-level and intermediate trails traversing the lower forest accessed via a forest road.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Fort William?<\/h3>
$\"Riders$
The gondola brings an alpine feeling. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
There are very few facilities not catered to by Fort William, with the centre featuring a cafe, bike wash and bike shop that provides bike hire.<\/p>
Uplifts are serviced by a gondola, at the top of which is the Snowgoose Restaurant serving food and drinks with a view of the neighbouring high mountains.<\/p>
Day parking costs \u00a35 and overnight parking for motorhomes is priced at \u00a315.<\/p>
Should you wish to stay, the Nevis Range Basecamp Hotel is located on-site or you can venture to Fort William where you\u2019ll find a plethora of inns and hotels.<\/p>
At the bottom of the hill, there is a skills area and a pump track to practice your technique before hitting the trails.<\/p>
The Nevis Range Mountain Resort also offers a wide range of hiking routes, as well as providing snowsports in the winter months.<\/p>
How to get to Fort William<\/h3>
Fort Willam is located in the north-west of Scotland and is well signposted along the A82.<\/p>
Postcode: <\/strong>PH33 6SQ<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Fort William?<\/h3>
The trails at Fort William are feature-rich, with large jumps and river gaps featuring on the downhill tracks and fun sweeping singletrack on the lower forest.<\/p>
Most trails feature a hardpack construction, with large rocks littered throughout to test your forearms and suspension setup.<\/p>
Long boardwalk sections feature and there\u2019s a specific 4X track to chase your friends down.<\/p>
Blue Adder<\/h4>
This trail is in the lower forest and features built-up berms that allow you to lay off the brakes and carry lots of speed through the trees.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> <1km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 5 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Blue Doon<\/h4>
Blue Doon is the only blue trail accessed by the gondola. The trail takes advantage of the elevation by flowing down the mountain into the lower forest.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 10-15 mins<\/li><\/ul>
World Champs<\/h4>
World Champs offers tight singletrack in the lower forest, with fast and loose corners.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Red<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 8.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1-2 hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Top Chief<\/h4>
Top Chief starts at the very top of the mountain and features large boardwalks before developing into a rowdy, rocky descent.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Black<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 5-10 mins<\/li><\/ul>
World Cup<\/h4>
This is the only track in the UK that will give you a taste of what it\u2019s like at the top end of downhill. It has flowing sections that lead into punishing rock gardens and takes in large drops and jumps on the way down.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Pro Line<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 5-10 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Glenlivet trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Riders$
The trails have a variety of surroundings, from open moore to forests. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Glenlivet is nestled in the Cairngorms National Park and hosts two cross-country-inspired purpose-built trails for beginners to advanced riders.<\/p>
There is also plenty of off-piste riding should you know where to look.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Glenlivet?<\/h3>
Based in a country estate, there is a cycle-specific visitor centre that includes a cafe serving food and drink as well as a bike hire shop.<\/p>
In the surrounding area there is a whiskey distillery, should you wish to taste the local produce, and there are hiking and zip-wire activities to keep cycle-adverse family members entertained.<\/p>
Parking is priced at \u00a35 for the full day, with overnight (24 hours) parking available for \u00a312.<\/p>
How to get to Glenlivet<\/h3>
Glenlivet is located in the northeast of Scotland in the Cairngorms National Park. It can be accessed off the A95 and is about 1 hour away from Inverness.<\/p>
Postcode:<\/strong> AB37 9AR\u00a0<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Glenlivet?<\/h3>
$\"Riders$
Glenlivet is home to a wonderful landscape. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
There\u2019s a wide variety of trails at Glenlivet that should offer interesting riding whatever your skill level.<\/p>
The pump track at the trailhead is a great place to practice your skills, and the trails are made with a hardpack construction making them rideable year-round.<\/p>
Green Loop<\/h4>
This trail is perfect for beginners looking to cut their teeth off-road riding. It follows the red and blue trails before cutting off to make for a smaller loop.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Green<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 4km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 30-40 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Original Blue<\/h4>
Staying close to the trail head, this trail offers plenty of pedalling with fast-flowing descents.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 9km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1-1.5 hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Red Loop<\/h4>
The Red Loop is a classic XC route, taking in a lot of elevation that is rewarded with quick singletrack descents and optional black sections.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Red<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 22km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 2-3 hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Orange Loop<\/h4>
This trail offers plenty of berms, jumps and rollers for experienced riders without venturing too far from the visitor centre.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Orange<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 2.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 30 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Glentress trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Rider$
Glentress has a lot to offer, whatever your ability. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Glentress is located in the mountain biking hotspot that is the Tweed Valley, and is one of the original 7stanes trail centres.<\/p>
The area is well regarded for having some of the best trails in the UK, and with plenty of other riding in the valley, it makes the perfect stop on a long weekend away.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Glentress?<\/h3>
Glentress hosts a large visitor centre encompassing a cafe and bike shop that offers spares, repairs and bike hire for your day on the trails.<\/p>
There are also showers and a bike wash available so you can leave feeling clean and with a dirt-free car boot.<\/p>
A treetop adventure course and plenty of hiking trails can be accessed from the centre, allowing less bike-focused members of your family to try something new.<\/p>
How to get to Glentress<\/h3>
Glentress sits inside the Tweed Valley and is well-signposted on the A72 between Peebles and Innerleithen.<\/p>
Postcode: <\/strong>EH45 8NB<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Glentress?<\/h3>
The trails at Glentress feature a hard-packed construction that provides good traction year-round.<\/p>
There\u2019s a wide range of trails for beginners to advanced riders, categorised into green, blue, red and black trails.<\/p>
A long fire road climb takes you up to the top of the more advanced trails, with stunning views of the Tweed Valley provided at the summit.<\/p>
The majority of trails down to the centre are exposed, meaning wind and rain can play a part on your final descent \u2013 but the well-built trails hold up well to the elements.<\/p>
Lower Green Route<\/h4>
This route takes in the multi-user trail within the trees of Glentress\u2019s forest before taking in some single track on the Apple Peel section.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Green<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 30-40 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Blue Route<\/h4>
This trail is novice-friendly and takes in swooping berms on the way back down to the centre.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 16km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1-2 hours<\/li><\/ul>
Black Route<\/h4>
The Black Route takes in large ascents and rewards you with fast-flowing singletrack with a bike park-esque final run into the car park.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Black<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 30km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 2-3 hours<\/li><\/ul>
Innerleithen trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Female$
Be careful for slippery roots on the trails. – Andrew McCandlish \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Innerleithen is in the Tweed Valley, with the trails located over the river from the town.<\/p>
The area hosts international enduro racing, with the EDR (and formerly the EWS) having used the trails for events in the past.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Innerleithen?<\/h3>
There is a small wooden trail centre at Innerleithen which is next to a large car park which costs \u00a34 for a day.<\/p>
Toilets are available, but there is no bike wash facility.<\/p>
Bikes can be hired from the trail centre and there is an uplift that takes you from the bottom car park to the top of the trails from Friday to Monday.<\/p>
How to get to Innerleithen<\/h3>
Innerleithen sits in the middle of the Tweed Valley in the Scottish Borders on the A72.<\/p>
Postcode: <\/strong>EH44 6PW<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Innerleithen?<\/h3>
$\"Train$
Innerleithen is well known on the enduro scene. – Andrew McCandlish \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
The trails at Innerleithen are purpose-built and fully signposted crossing two fire roads on the way down.<\/p>
In the wet, you need to watch out for sniping roots on your front wheel making them difficult for beginners and intermediate riders.<\/p>
The tracks are well maintained, but expect enduro-level trails that require good bike control.<\/p>
Innerleithen XC<\/h4>
This trail has the most trail centre feel to it, with hard-pack stone construction adding ample grip in the wet. Rollers, berms and small rock features keep the trail interesting.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Red<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 19km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1-2 hours<\/li><\/ul>
Gold Run<\/h4>
With a focus on tight, rooty corners and sudden drops, this trail requires good technical riding ability.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Black<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 1.4km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong>\u00a0 4 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Matador<\/h4>
Matador is a tight, technical downhill trail which should deliver for those looking to meet scree and root in the same run.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Black<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 1.9km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 4 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Laggan trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Female$
Laggan has plenty of natural features. – Reuben Tabner \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Laggan is based just outside the Cairngorms National Park and features over 20 miles of purpose-built mountain bike trails.<\/p>
There is something for every level of rider, with novice greens to an advanced level black run.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Laggan?<\/h3>
Laggan has a well-sized trail centre with a cafe for pre- and post-ride refreshments.<\/p>
There is a large car park which is priced at \u00a34 for the whole day.<\/p>
As well as having toilets in the centre, there are also coin-operated showers so you can feel refreshed after a day on the trails.<\/p>
How to get to Laggan<\/h3>
The trails are located on the A86 between Spean Bridge and Newtonmore, just outside the town of Laggan.<\/p>
Postcode:<\/strong> PH20 1BU<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Laggan?<\/h3>
$\"Rider$
Laggan has a host of rocky sections. – Reuben Tabner \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
The trails at Laggan feature built-up singletrack with plenty of berms and rock features.<\/p>
Thanks to the construction, the trails remain rideable year-round \u2013 though you may encounter some boggy off piste trails if you look hard enough.<\/p>
Wolf Cub Green<\/h4>
This trail is good for beginners, taking in a small climb followed by a relaxed section of singletrack.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Green<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 20-40 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Slaba-Dabba-Doo<\/h4>
As the name suggests, this trail features plenty of bedrock features that are all rollable mixed in with plenty of fast-flowing berms.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 0.5km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 4 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Wolf of Badenoch Black<\/h4>
This trail offers tight and technical corners mixed in with an array of rock features including rock drops, staircases and boulder fields.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Black<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 3.9km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 10-15 mins<\/li><\/ul>
Newcastleton trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Riders$
The trails remain rideable all year round. – Ian Linton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Newcastelton is one of the original 7stanes and is located next to the Kielder Forest, Britain\u2019s largest forest.<\/p>
There are two trails, with riding to suit a variety of riders, and if you look hard you\u2019ll find some technical off-piste trails.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Newcastleton?<\/h3>
There is ample free parking with picnic tables for enjoying your lunch.<\/p>
In the village of Newcastleton there are public toilets and showers should you wish to rise off that post-ride grime.<\/p>
The village also has many places to eat, sleep, drink and stock up for your day on the trails.<\/p>
How to get to Newcastleton<\/h3>
Newcastleton is located on the B6357, between Bonchester Bridge and Canonbie. The trailhead itself is located in the centre of the village.<\/p>
Postcode:<\/strong> TD9 0QD<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Newcastleton?<\/h3>
$\"Riders$
The hard-pack construction rolls fast on drains well. – Ian Linton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
The trails at Newcastelton feature a hard-packed construction that stands up well to wet winter days.<\/p>
Blue Route<\/h4>
This route is beginner-friendly and takes in plenty of views before heading back down the mountain on a singletrack descent.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Blue<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 9.7km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 1 hr<\/li><\/ul>
Red Route<\/h4>
This trail has a fast singletrack through the forest and down to the village. Berms, jumps and drops all feature to keep your adrenaline pumping.<\/p>
Grade:<\/strong> Red<\/li>
Distance:<\/strong> 23.4km<\/li>
Estimated Time:<\/strong> 2-3 hrs<\/li><\/ul>
Tarland trail guide<\/h2>
$\"Riders$
Tarland has two separate trail networks. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Tarland is based in Aberdeenshire and offers a variety of riding on it\u2019s purpose-built trails for complete beginners to seasoned veterans.<\/p>
The centre was opened in 2016, making it one of the most recent additions to Scotland’s trail centre line-up.<\/p>
There are two sides to Tarland. Th original trails are in Drummy Woods and the newer trails are at Pittenderich.<\/p>
What facilities are there at Tarland?<\/h3>
Only a car park features at the trailhead, which costs \u00a35 for the day, but the small village of Tarland has cafes, shops and hotels which should be able to cater for most of your needs.<\/p>
The village is only 10 minutes away by bike.<\/p>
How to get to Tarland<\/h3>
Tarland is located just off the B9119 on Burnside Road on the outskirts of the Cairngorms National Park.<\/p>
Postcode:<\/strong> AB34 4ZQ<\/li><\/ul>
What are the trails like at Tarland?<\/h3>
$\"Rider$
Tarland features a good mix of surfaces. – Russell Burton \/ Our Media<\/figcaption><\/figure>
The trails are made from hard-pack construction and feature fast rolling descents with plenty of berms and jumps for those daring.<\/p>
Drummy Woods<\/h4>
These trails are purpose-built and cater from beginners up to intermediate riders. There is also a pump track to practise your skills.<\/p>
Pittenderich<\/h4>
This side has more technical riding, with plenty of berms, turns, jumps and drops to keep you pumped on the way back down.<\/p> <\/body><\/html>\n
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What facilities are there at Tarland?<\/h3>Only a car park features at the trailhead, which costs \u00a35 for the day, but the small village of Tarland has cafes, shops and hotels which should be able to cater for most of your needs.<\/p>The village is only 10 minutes away by bike.<\/p>

Drummy Woods<\/h4>These trails are purpose-built and cater from beginners up to intermediate riders. There is also a pump track to practise your skills.<\/p>

What facilities are there at Tarland?<\/h3>
Only a car park features at the trailhead, which costs \u00a35 for the day, but the small village of Tarland has cafes, shops and hotels which should be able to cater for most of your needs.<\/p>
The village is only 10 minutes away by bike.<\/p>

Drummy Woods<\/h4>
These trails are purpose-built and cater from beginners up to intermediate riders. There is also a pump track to practise your skills.<\/p>