Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully
Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully
Best bike parks around Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully offer a range of mountain biking opportunities within the picturesque Perthshire countryside. This region features dedicated bike parks and extensive trail networks, catering to various skill levels. Cyclists can explore diverse terrain, from flow trails and jump trails to technical singletracks and forest routes. The area provides options for both leisurely rides and challenging mountain biking adventures amidst Highland Perthshire's scenery.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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This path is also used by hikers.
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Tough riding especially when wet. MTB the preferred option.
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A good wide dirt track from the mast cut through the forest giving easy access to this Highlight.
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Great ride, in dry weather....could be very bad after a wet spell.
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One for Trail MTB explorers on an adventure. A horrible muddy, boggy and rutted path, not a track, that is not a pleasant biking experience; rather it's just an annoying experience. Ok, so this was after rain and the bike was a hardtail MTB; a fat-tyre big tread, full suspension, MTB might fair better. That said, the scenery is beautiful and tranquil.
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Great flow trail with short climb to the top, can be muddy at the top after rain. Good for a warm up before Rake and Ruin
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Incredible trail that starts with large berms, shark fin jumps before flowing through the forest and finishing with a huge hip jump.
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Rake to Ruin a Dunkeld classic enduro trail, it's loose, fast and in places steep. You pass an old ruin and finish up at the quarry.
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Yes, Glassie Bike Park near Aberfeldy offers gentle flow trails specifically designed for beginners and those looking to build confidence. The Electric Beaver Trail is also an intermediate flow trail that serves as a good warm-up.
For advanced riders, Strathtay & Grandtully Wood features challenging black difficulty singletracks like Grandtully Wood 1 & 2, known for berms, drops, and jumps. Other demanding trails include Rake to Ruin (Birnam Hill King's Seat Singletrack), a classic enduro trail that is loose, fast, and steep, and Walk the Talk Downhill Track, which offers steep, loamy sections, technical drops, jumps, and rock rolls.
Atholl Estates in Blair Atholl provides over 50 miles of cycle tracks, including short circuits through forests suitable for various abilities, making it a great option for families. Glassie Bike Park also has gentle flow trails that cater to younger riders or those new to mountain biking.
Glassie Bike Park is designed with diverse features, including jump trails, berms, rollers, and technical singletracks. In Strathtay & Grandtully Wood, trails like Grandtully Wood 1 & 2 incorporate berms, drops, and jumps. The Shred'o MTB Trail starts with large berms and shark fin jumps, finishing with a huge hip jump, while Walk the Talk Downhill Track is known for its technical drops, jumps, and rock rolls.
Glassie Bike Park offers a bothie for overnight stays and an honesty box for food and drink, providing convenient facilities for visitors enjoying the trails.
Yes, bike hire is available locally from Blair Atholl Bike Hire, which is convenient for exploring the extensive network of trails within Atholl Estates.
Beyond mountain biking, the region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous hiking trails, including mountain hikes, or enjoy road cycling routes. For more options, check out the Hiking around Mid Atholl, Strathtay And Grandtully guide, the Mountain Hikes around Mid Atholl, Strathtay And Grandtully guide, or the Road Cycling Routes around Mid Atholl, Strathtay And Grandtully guide.
Yes, the region is known for its stunning natural beauty. Glassie Bike Park offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Atholl Estates provides routes with spectacular scenery, including views along Glen Banvie or Glen Tilt. The Muddy Moorland Trail by the Lake, while challenging, is noted for its beautiful and tranquil scenery.
Strathtay & Grandtully Wood offers an extensive network of 19 trails catering to various skill levels, including challenging black difficulty singletracks like Grandtully Wood 1 & 2. It combines natural beauty with purpose-built features, providing a rewarding experience for trail enthusiasts.
The best time to visit is generally during drier periods to avoid muddy conditions, especially on trails like the Muddy Moorland Trail by the Lake or the Electric Beaver Trail, which can become muddy after rain. Spring to early autumn typically offers the most favorable weather for mountain biking in the region.
Atholl Estates offers a mix of terrain, from gently rolling plains to more rugged Highland landscapes. Trails include rougher tracks, such as the 'Bruar Loop' which is a classic mountain bike route on Land Rover tracks through moorland and woodland, ensuring routes for all abilities and preferences.


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