Lochore Meadows and White Wood Bikepark

Description

Lochore Meadows mountain bike trails (also known as The Meedies) are part of the Lochore Meadows Outdoor Education Centre in Fife, Scotland. There are green, blue, and red short mountain bike tracks, a pump track, a skills section, and White Wood Bikepark on site.

Lochore Meadows Bike Trails

Green Trail

• The green trail is 6km long and goes around the Loch. It is perfect for beginners, kids, and all ability levels of bikes.

Blue Trail

• The blue trail is 5km long and starts at the O.E. Centre with the Castle Loop, then heads North to join the Bogey Trail and Nearly Knarly Nelly, which takes you past the Golf Course. After this, cross the road and give the Benarty Brae pump track a go. Link with Chapel Chase by the AllAbility Trail, which will take you to Lindsay’s Loop.

Red Trail

• The Red Trail is just 0.5km long and is a short section in White Wood with drops and rock gardens.

Skills Loop

• The skills loop has a range of rocky elements, north shore sections and berms and rollers.

Adaptive Flowtrail 

• Scotland’s first purpose‑built adaptive flowtrail, designed for side‑by‑side bikes, trikes, tandems, and wheelchair bikes. Adaptive bike hire available year‑round! 1 km in length and an easy grade.

White Wood Bikepark

• White Wood Bike Park consists of a range of tabletops and a red Rockzilla run with drops and rocky sections. There is a small pump track and a 4X track. There is a blue swoopy Downhill run. Visit White Wood and tackle Rockzilla.

Other Stuff

• Adaptive bikes are available all year round at Lochmore Meadows. Best to book in advance.
• Facilities include a Bike Wash, Repair Station and a Group Shelter.
• In March 2017, approximately 4 km of additional blue trails were added to the trail, including Scotland’s first Adapted Bike Trail, which has been designed and built for side-by-side bikes and trikes. 

• In December 2025, it was announced that there were plans to extend the network by a further 2295 metres into Harran Hill woodland.

• The track was built in the previously disused woody strip at the edge of a local authority park situated between local housing, which has been deemed an area of deprivation. This £50,000 community regeneration project was built using both contractor and strong local volunteer support. 
• The skills area won a UK-wide youth engagement award presented by Gordon Brown.
• The bike park continues to host rounds of the Scottish XC MTB series and has recently hosted the British series
• Supported by Sport Scotland Cycling Facilities Fund, Fife Environment Trust, and Fife Council, ensuring long‑term investment in the site 
• Bike map

Clubs and Groups

• Meedies Mountain Bike Club

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