There are mountain bike trails covering all abilities and experience.

Green Trails

The green trails are suitable for families. There are quite a few of these from the Riverside 3km mainly country road ride to the Alton Rigg 13km ride with superb views across the valley to the 5km Three Loch rides running through woodland and through Lochs and the 8.5km Castle Round route around the Castle.

Blue - Copy Cat Trail

The 7km blue route shadows the second half of the red route, on forestry roads, and shares some easier single track sections. This means you can pick and choose a bit more red when you’re ready, or ride as a mixed ability group. Be ready - the first third is mostly uphill giving plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views. Suitable for intermediate cyclists/mountain bikers, with basic off-road riding skills and reasonable fitness. The trail on forest track may be loose, uneven and muddy at times, narrowing to one metre wide constructed bike trail.

This 10km trail has been nicknamed “The Old School” as it has been built using traditional methods of trail design and construction; stone pitching, hand digging, and natural material. This means roots and lots of them. The trail is tight and twisty and uses natural features to keep you on your toes. Suitable for proficient riders on off-road mountain bikes, with good skill level and high level of fitness and stamina.
There is an extended loop of +6km. Once you have completed the big loop start again and follow the smaller 6km+ route.

You can access the trail map here. Check their website for trail openings and trail works in advance.
Drumlanrig trails are also quite close to the 7stanes Ae Forest mountain bike trails

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