Natural Trails

There are many natural trails to check out in this region. The best place for information is the DMBins site. They have 11 neat route cards (attached) covering trails graded from green, blue, and red with distances ranging from 4 up to 24km and everything in-between. As a taster there are:
- Glen Markie, Glen Isla and the Cateran Trail (Blue with red options) 16/19km
- Arbroath, Arbirlot, Ethie Woods and The Coast (Blue) 24km
- Glen Esk, Tardside and the Badalair (Red) 14.5km
And 8 more..

Bike Park (Planned 2014)

The new Skills Park will aim to have a mixture of obstacles, trails, bumps, and jumps to cater to all levels and ages of riders and enable progression within the sport. There will be a Pump Track, Skills Area and Jump Lines.
They have set a distance (1.1km) and grade (Blue with Red options) and are working through the different quantities and types of technical trail features on the trail. Check out the design in the attachments tab.

Trail building company Architrail was awarded the contract by an AMBTA/Angus Council panel to complete the feasibility study and design for the planned attraction at Kinblethmont on the outskirts of Arbroath.
Photo Credit: Andy McCandlish

If you have ridden any of the mountain bike trails in the Angus region then why not share your experiences and post some pictures, videos, or a short review to the listing.