Rabbit Hill Bike Park, Aberfoyle

Rabbit Hill Bike Park is a free, open-access mountain bike facility in Aberfoyle, Stirlingshire, in the Trossachs region of Scotland. The bike park has blue, orange and black graded sections across around 735m of interlinked trail, catering for riders from complete beginners through to experienced park riders.

The site underwent further development in 2026, adding a new asphalt pump track, a separate jump line, and wider trail work including reworked lines and additional jump features.

It's less than ten miles from Callander MTB Trails and next door to the Trossachs MTB region.

The Bike Park

Rabbit Hill Bike Park is an interlinked progressive MTB facility with berms, skinnies, drops, rollers, technical rock climbs and jumps, catering for a wide range of ages and abilities.

The original skills area includes around 200m of track and around 735m in total, including return routes, access routes and the central linking section. The bike park continues to offer blue, orange and black riding, from beginner-friendly progression through to more advanced features.

The updated layout includes an asphalt pump track built in a more linear "out and back" format, using longer straights to build speed into roller sections that can be pumped, manualled or jumped. From the start hill, the track leads into a 180 berm before moving through tighter rhythm sections focused on cornering and speed control, then opens into longer straights where riders can carry speed and vary lines through each lap.

Alongside the pump track, a separate jump line runs with slightly steeper features than the main track, allowing riders to generate more airtime while maintaining a clear progression option. The line feeds back into the main track, giving the option to link features or return to the start area.

On the trails side, reworked lines around the back of the bike park and additional jump features extend the riding beyond the pump track. Upgrades to the black-graded trails maintain higher-level riding options alongside the newer features, keeping a progression pathway across the site.

Gravel Riding

Aberfoyle is also home to Gravelfoyle, a set of waymarked gravel routes that start and finish in the village, a short ride from the bike park. Three signed loops, the Faerie Loop (10km), the Aqueduct Loop (20km) and the Lomond View (30km), head out into Loch Ard Forest and around Loch Ard and Loch Chon, and were among the first officially waymarked gravel routes in the UK when they opened.

Wild Trails

• Go Ape SingleTrack Descent, Don't Eat the Bat and Bat House are among the wider trail names associated with Rabbit Hill and the surrounding Aberfoyle riding in Achray Forest.

Local Organisation

• Rabbit Hill Bike Park is run by Bike Trossachs, a volunteer-led local cycling group that continues to develop and maintain the site.
• The 2026 pump track and jump line works were funded through the Cycling Facilities Fund, with SportScotland, Stirling Council, Shimano and Tradstocks also supporting the project. Bike Trossachs is also backed by the Shimano Trail Born Fund, delivered through Madison, which supports Aston Hill in Buckinghamshire and Richmond Bike Park in North Yorkshire alongside Rabbit Hill.

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