MTB TrailBuddy
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MTB TrailBuddy is an AI chatbot trained to help MTB enthusiasts with information on trails, gear, and riding techniques etc. It can make mistakes, so consider checking important information. Ensure questions are specific and detailed for the best results.
- Information:
- Type: MTB Base
- Grades: Green, Blue, Red, Black, Orange, Ungraded
- Riding: Cross Country, Downhill
- Facilities: Toilets, Cafe, Bike-Wash, Bike Hire, Bike Shop, Uplift-Service, Rail-Link, Car Parking
- Distance(s): Under 5km, 5-10km, 11-20km, 21-30km, 31km+
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- Country: Scotland
- County: Perth and Kinross
- Website: Dunkeld
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Pete:
Shhhh don't tell everyone
Quite , extremely technical , utterly beautiful scenery. Not for beginners.
Good points:
Tech trails some very very steep. Excellent scenery. Huge variety.
Bad points:
Hard climbs on all four hills. Some trails best left alone when it's been very wet.
Would you recommend?
yes
Date written:
30/07//2023 - 12 months agoWas this review helpful to you?
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guest:
Smiles for miles
You could ride for a week around Dunkeld
Good points:
Tones of tech and gnarly stuff
Bad points:
Not a lot of flow to be found
Would you recommend?
yes
Date written:
30/07//2023 - 12 months agoWas this review helpful to you?
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Adam Flint:
Dunkeld 7 Loops
There is an all day ride that takes in 7 descents of varying lengths but packed full of smiles per miles.
3 are located up in Atholl Woods to the North East of Dunkeld. Strave ride here: http://www.strava.com/activities/72227735
3 were part of the Enduro but were, and still are, existing outside of it.
1 is at the North end of Craigvinean
1) Lovers Leap
2) East Point
3) Cave Pass
4) Newtyle
5) Birnam Hill
6) Craigvinean DH
7) Forest Trail
Good points:
All the descents are fast, singletrack, rocky and rooty. Twisting turns and technical sections best ridden on all mountain bikes
Bad points:
Hard to find them without a map so best pop in to Progression Bikes to ask about route advice.
Even with a map some are intentionally well hidden to avoid over use and incorrect use!
Would you recommend?
*Yes*
Date written:
12/08//2013 - almost 11 years agoWas this review helpful to you?
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