MTB routes/ideas East coast of Scotland Please
dirk_van_gently
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Anything around Montrose, Arbroath, Brechin areas.
any advise welcomed.
Will be there over Christmas and would like to get some riding in.
any advise welcomed.
Will be there over Christmas and would like to get some riding in.
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Mount keen isn't too far away. it's is a bit of a push up but is good fun coming down!0
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Any other locations within a couple of hours travel?0
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Plenty of options within 2 hours,glentress, innerleithin to the south, morey monster to the north. Do'nt forget the highlands easy within 2 hours.GIANT ANTHEM X2 http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww27 ... C00031.jpg0
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pitfichie is less then 1 hour away, its ok, a bit short, nothing special to be honest... but as said before, you could easy go to glentress and innerleithin..
http://www.cyclegrampian.co.uk/mtb/rout ... ichie.html0 -
Check the routes on the neeps website http://www.ecurieneep.co.uk/ more Aberdeen based but some stuff further south. For an hours drive Swanley and Kerloch are fantastic.
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Many thanks to everyone who reponded.
May all be a bit academic now, as the weather may preclude the journey.
the ecurieneep site is very helpful.0 -
covelove wrote:Mount keen isn't too far away. it's is a bit of a push up but is good fun coming down!
Did you do this one in Sept? I met a lad on a cove at the top- I was on SC superlight, wearing shorts and soaked?
Bit of a stab in the dark I suppose................0 -
I live there and I've uploaded some routes an www.bikehike.co.uk if you want to search the maps- it's handy if you want something local without having to drive anywhere in the car although it won't be up to the standards of the nearby cairngorms or trail centres. On the plus side, it won't be as cold or covered in snow.0
