Drumlanrig Mountain Bike Trails

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Avg 4.27
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Drumlanrig Mountain Bike Trails
  • Information:
  • Type: MTB Base
  • Grades: Green, Blue, Red
  • Riding: Cross Country
  • Facilities: Pay and Display, Toilets, Seasonal Cafe, Showers
  • Distance(s): Under 5km, 5-10km, 11-20km
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  • Country: Scotland
  • County: Dumfries and Galloway
  • Website: Drumlanrig
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ben555:
Avg 4.77
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Love this place

Very realistic singletrack instead of the manufactured trails you find elsewhere. Very technical and twisty.

Good points:

Good realistic singletrack. Excellent friendly bike shop. Very attractive castle. Free parking in winter.

Bad points:

Watch out for the slippy tree roots!! Have to pay for parking in the summer.

Would you recommend?

*Yes*

Date written:

28/12//2017 - about 6 years ago

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chr_red:
Avg 4.54
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Night+Wet+Mud=Fun

Went Night biking with my son aged 8. We did the blue, it was wet and muddy and he loved it. On The final return up the drive we switched our lights of completely which was fun but

Good points:

Love how the blue and red shadow each other. Well waymarked Could roll down the newer section all day...great flow Mud

Bad points:

Missing a skills area and or pump track to complete the Place. Mud

Would you recommend?

*Yes*

Date written:

19/10//2017 - over 6 years ago

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Ray:
Avg 3.85
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Unique feel to this place

A great croute which adds variety to the UK mtb scene

Good points:

Really nice red route mostly through deciduous forest, which feels different from most trail centres i've visited i.e. Feels very 'natural'. As mentioned, it is very rooty indeed. Not especially difficult terrain, technically speaking (but tiring). However I rode in the dry but can imagine wet conditions to be challenging. The castle surroundings add to the experience, and Rik from the eponymous bike shop was very informative and friendly.

Bad points:

Sometimes the forest route feels like you are riding in circles, but no big deal. I challenge any non-local to keep their bearings on this ride! If you drive to castle car park you must pay £6, but shouldnt grumble about that.

Would you recommend?

*Yes*

Date written:

02/09//2016 - over 7 years ago

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