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Posted: Sep 28, 2022 at 12:22 Quote
rhysgibbs1 wrote:
I was at Cambu lately and it got me wondering if anybody knows any dirt jump spots in scotland that are of a decent size, looking to get into that side of things a bit more

There's a pretty wicked spot in Braefoot bay, which has a mix of enduro/DH trails, dirt jumps (as in, straight up and down doubles you'd want to ride on a hardtail) and also some big booters more suited to enduro and DH bikes, like the kinda stuff you'd see in Whistler and Kamloops tup

Posted: Oct 3, 2022 at 3:38 Quote
sam-stanfield wrote:
rhysgibbs1 wrote:
I was at Cambu lately and it got me wondering if anybody knows any dirt jump spots in scotland that are of a decent size, looking to get into that side of things a bit more

There's a pretty wicked spot in Braefoot bay, which has a mix of enduro/DH trails, dirt jumps (as in, straight up and down doubles you'd want to ride on a hardtail) and also some big booters more suited to enduro and DH bikes, like the kinda stuff you'd see in Whistler and Kamloops tup

thanks so much it looks sick there ill definitely check it out

Posted: Oct 12, 2023 at 0:30 Quote
Hi! Long shot here:
This Sunday (oct 15th) I have a day to spare in Inverness and plan to ride a Mtb somewhere. Thinking about Laggan Wolftrax but open for suggestions. Does anyone have tips? And what is the best way to get there from Inverness? Any chance someone is driving from Inverness to Laggan on Sunday?

Cheers!

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Posted: Oct 12, 2023 at 0:47 Quote
Daankemme wrote:
Hi! Long shot here:
This Sunday (oct 15th) I have a day to spare in Inverness and plan to ride a Mtb somewhere. Thinking about Laggan Wolftrax but open for suggestions. Does anyone have tips? And what is the best way to get there from Inverness? Any chance someone is driving from Inverness to Laggan on Sunday?

Cheers!

Hey man, your long shot will be answered.

Laggan is a fantastic spot, but the only way to get there would be by car. There's lots of 'enduro' and 'downhill' style trails just outside Aviemore too at a place called High Burnside https://www.trailforks.com/region/high-burnside/. You could definitely get the train to aviemore, so that might be the best option if you don't have a car.

Posted: Oct 12, 2023 at 2:46 Quote
Thank you very much! I will consider that place too and start looking into cars. High Burnside and Glenlivet were indeed on the list as well. Too many options for 1 day... Hopefully the trails aren't too soggy either.

Posted: Oct 13, 2023 at 3:11 Quote
Daankemme wrote:
Thank you very much! I will consider that place too and start looking into cars. High Burnside and Glenlivet were indeed on the list as well. Too many options for 1 day... Hopefully the trails aren't too soggy either.

High Burnside is great!

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