Description
Comrie Croft mountain bike trails are set in a private estate in the Strathearn Valley in Perthshire, Scotland. There are 21km of trails in total plus a lot of natural trails in the Strathearn Valley. At the centre are black, red and blue trails and a skills park. The facilities include cafe, bike shop, hire, toilets and car park.
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There is a Blue trail, around 4kms, a Network of Red Trails (a mix of handbuilt and machine-built trails), and a Black Trail. There is also a Bike Skills area with jumps & drops and a pump track
The MTB network is always developing and there is also bike shop, hire, repairs, coaching, guiding, bunkhouse, eco-camping & The Tea Garden cafe on site.
Red
- The red trail is around 6kms long, all red graded but has sections that are technical and possibly a bit harder than other reds in Scotland. It is a good mix of being very natural, and feature-packed with features such as the bedrock slab, off-camber descents, rock garden, the water splash, and fun descents. There is a downhill black XC section from the top of the red which is technical. In total there are five red sections of trail:
- Rock Lobster
- Stan Salvador
- Forest Stump
- The Muddy Rut
- Phil Mabracker
Blue
- Rick Allsop (Trail Builder) has developed a Blue Graded trails adding 4km of trail packed full of features and for all abilities. Split into three segments:
- Dual of the Earn
- Cookie Monster
- Dark side of the blue.
Black
- The black has steep descents, rocky terrain, and tight turns. There are three black sections:
- Natural Gold
- Hairy Coo Black
- Sloppy Joes
Bike Skills Area
Due May 2025, the refreshed and re-bullt area will feature a brand new smooth pump track, designed to be accessible not just for mountain bikes but also for skateboards and BMX.
All Abilities Multi-use Trail - The Slow Worm
- In 2025 Comrie Croft welcomed an all-abilities, multi-use trail in its front field. The trail is designed to be accessible for a wide range of users, including adaptive MTB bikes, supporting inclusive outdoor recreation.
Natural trails
- There are loads in this area in the Strathearn Valley and the shop will help sort you with either easy, medium, difficult or expert-grade routes. Many of these start from the Comrie Croft Centre e.g Comrie village (easy, 4 miles), Loch Turret circular (difficult, 10 miles), Breafordie circular (medium, 6 miles), or the Loch Tay expedition (expert, 20-30 miles).
Clubs and Groups
Closest Bike and Hire Shop
- Comrie Croft Bikes. These are the movers and shakers behind all the developments here. Comrie Croft Bikes, Comrie Croft, Braincroft, Crieff, Perthshire, PH7 4JZ
Events
- Hairy Coo (Grassroots XC Mountain bike racing).
- Cream o the Croft (Enduro racing for adults and Kids, weekend mountain biking festival)
Other Stuff
- The Comrie Croft Bike shop working with the local club are the main players making this happen. They are always on the lookout for more volunteers to help check out the Facebook Group
- Great facilities including cafe, toilets and bike shop.
- Check out the Trail Map.
- Comrie Croft was crowned iBikeRide Trail of the Year in 2016.
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