Red Trail and Jump Line

The red trail drops down around the South side of the Summit with a series of turns into the start of the jump line.
The jump line extends between the red and blue trails to a progressive set of jumps suitable for developing skills and decent airtime for advanced riders.
The lower red descent splits from the start of the jump line to create a feature-rich trail incorporating any natural rocks and features available finishing close to the pond area on the shared finish trail.

Blue Trail

The intermediate blue trail starts from the climb below the summit knoll. This is designed to be a flow-style descent trail.

The trails all combine into a final finish section that passes around the East side of the pond.
The last part of this is widened to 2m to allow 2-way traffic to the pond area.
This combined trail allows the main trails to be focused further up the hill where the ground conditions, elevation and topography allow them to build more trails in subsequent phases.

It was made possible through the Sport Scotland Cycling Facilities Fund, Scottish Cycling and DMBinS
This is the first phase of the project so expect more to come.
There is a public access defibrillator installed as well as a critical injury pack
Adjacent to their open shelter they have a Park Tool THS 1.2 Trail Head Workstation and Saris Infrastructure outdoor public bike pump

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