Mountain Biking Routes
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Easy [16 routes]
(1) Round Edinburgh off-road (4 sections) ››
Explore a canal towpath, four old railway lines and the Pentland Hills, some urban sections but great scenery too. This is the first easy part.
(3) Round Edinburgh off-road ››
This section mostly on an old railway line. Can be muddy in wet weather
(4) Round Edinburgh off-road ››
This section is on the National Cycle Network Route 1.
Edinburgh to Falkirk Wheel ››
Canal towpaths are suitable for everyone but please cycle considerately!
Glasgow to Falkirk Wheel ››
Canal towpaths are suitable for everyone but please cycle considerately!
Glasgow to Loch Lomond ››
A great day out but also the start of the national Lochs and Glens Route.
Glasgow: Art and the Park ››
Three parks, two art galleries, a swimming pool, a ski centre - and you get to ride your bike.
(1) The Speyside Way ››
Runs from peacefull Spey Bay to Fochabers, option of cycling over Spey viaduct to Garmouth.
(3) The Speyside Way ››
Easy gradients on the Speyside Line.
(5) The Speyside Way ››
A flat section on the Speyside Line.
Clatteringshaws Loch (2 routes) ››
This is the easier of the two routes. Fine views of the lochs and hills.
Kirroughtree Forest ››
A small forest near Newton Stewart, easy cycling, good views.
Kirroughtree Forest ››
A small forest near Newton Stewart, easy cycling, good views.
Mabie Forest Green Route ››
Easy circular forest route
(1) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
This first section is quite easy - first part is on canal towpath.
Loch Ard Forest Mountain Biking ››
An easy potter.Varied [4 routes]
Pentland Hill Reservoirs ››
An easy off-road bike route with great scenery. Dirt tracks and canal towpath.
Bridge of Weir & Lochwinnoch ››
A half-day circular ride very near to Glasgow.
Glen Tanar and Black Moss ››
A moderately difficult mountain bike route with some great scenery (circular).
Great Glen Route (5 Sections) - Route Overview ››
Read this overview before going to the 5 other route sections.Hilly [9 routes]
(2) The Speyside Way ››
Mixture of back roads and forest trails, hilly at times
(4) The Speyside Way ››
It's a bit hillier returning to Craigellachie by the public road.
(3) The Merrick Circle ››
Between Witches Bridge and the forest entry the route is on a back road.
Carrick Forest ››
A long mountain bike route in Galloway Forest Park, between Barr in Ayrshire and Loch Doon.
(3) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Extremely hilly at times, but very easy on the canal towpath; good views
(4) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Extremely hilly, the final part is on public roads, see also alternative route (5)
(5) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Quiet road alternative. A big hill to start with but after that can be fairly easy with good views of the loch.
Highland Wildcat Trail (Blue) ››
This trail is for novices or families who want some relatively easy, sociable cycling on gentle slopes.
Kyle of Durness to Cape Wrath ››
An eleven mile journey to the north-west tip of Scotland.Moderate [13 routes]
(2) Round Edinburgh off-road ››
This section contains the major hills and some interesting mountain biking.
(1) The Merrick Circle (in 3 sections) ››
A long circular route in Galloway Forest Park, this section is hilly; NOT RECOMMENDED IN WINTER OR IN PROLONGED WET WEATHER.
(2) The Merrick Circle ››
Most of this section is at high level.
Clatteringshaws Loch (2 routes) ››
Some steep climbs and fast descents.
Glentress Blue Route ››
The easiest of the three mountain bike routes at Glentress - doesn't mean it's flat!
Mabie Forest Blue Route ››
A circular forest route with some steeper sections.
(2) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
A fairly gentle forest road by Loch Lochy.
Around Rothiemurchus ››
Interesting mountain biking in native pine forests.
Pass of Ryvoan ››
A long circular mountain bike route with great views.
Rothiemurchus and Glen Feshie ››
A fun route with great variety and beautiful scenery - 12 or 24 miles.
Knapdale: Ardnoe ››
A signed off-road bike route in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Knapdale: Lochan Buic ››
A varied off-road bike route in mixed woodland - good views of the lochs and hills.
Loch Glashan and Kilmory ››
An interesting off-road bike route with good views of the loch. Can be approached from a minor road to the west or the A83.Difficult [10 routes]
The Greenock Cut & other tracks ››
An interesting day out, some steep hills, good views, about 50% off-road.
Blair Atholl and Glen Bruar ››
A circular mountain bike route starting from Blair Castle.
Glen Isla to Glen Prosen ››
A demanding mountain bike route in the Angus Glens, some road sections.
The Gaick Pass ››
A remote high level route between Perthshire and the Spey Valley.
Brown Knowe and The Three Brethren ››
A long ridge route with great views (return by road).
Glentress Red Route ››
Zoom down narrow descents through the trees!
The Minch Moor Trail ››
A circular forest route with big hills.
Around Rothiemurchus ››
Interesting mountain biking in native pine forests.
Highland Wildcat Trail (Red) ››
The trail includes a wide range of challenging, steeper climbs and descents.
Loch Ard Forest Mountain Biking ››
Something a little more difficult.Very difficult [6 routes]
Beinn a' Ghlo Circuit ››
A long remote mountain bike tour in the Grampian Mountains
Beinn a' Ghlo Circuit (Glen Tilt & Gleann Mor) ››
The northern part of a possible circular route, you may need to walk some sections
Glen Tanar and Mount Keen ››
Probably the highest place you can ride a bike in Scotland. Not a circular route.
Glentress Black Route ››
Probably the most interesting mountain bike route in Scotland
Corrieyairack Pass ››
A high difficult route joining the Great Glen to Speyside.
Highland Wildcat Trail (Black) ››
This is a physically demanding route for expert mountain bikers.Mb Cycle Routes
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