Description
Pitmedden Forest Mountain Bike Trails sit on the Perthshire and Fife border, managed by the volunteer Pitmedden Trail Crew. The compact forest holds more trail than it appears, with a criss-cross of non-waymarked black, red and blue downhill tracks that reward repeated sessions.
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Pitmedden Trails
The trails are short with some fast sections, packed with features including root jumps, small gaps and drops. Expect steep terrain and some sizeable road gaps. A good spot for sessioning and improving technical skills.
- Black trails: Lumps and Bumps, Bagpuss, Send It, Corner of Death, Towbal, Don't Send It
- Red trails: Loam Lover, Trig 2 Tyre, Rootmageddon, Get Out of Jail Free, A River Runs Through It
- A broad selection of blue trails is also available. The trail crew is always working on new developments and upkeep.
Local Organisation
- The trails are built and maintained by the Pitmedden Trail Crew with the landowner's permission. The crew is a member of the Tayside Trail Association, a volunteer-run non-profit that coordinates trail development and maintenance across Tayside, including Dunkeld, Ballo and Deuchny.
Getting Here
- Pitmedden Forest Car Park West, Cupar, KY14 7HT
- From Abernethy, head west on the A913 and turn south at Glenfoot. Parking is at the main forestry gate, with additional space further up the fire road.
- From the south, take the A91 and turn north opposite Strathmiglo.
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