パースアンドキンロスのバイクパーク・トップ20

This path is also used by hikers.

The Dual Slalom is so much fun, for all ages. It's cleverly designed and packed full with slope style features - berms, rollers, doubles and jumps. Two lanes run in parallel from the start to the end of this section. Race your self or a friend but remember to stay in your lane! A short 'push up' takes you back to the start. You can easily spend an hour here lapping away with a huge smile on your face.

For Trail MTB explorers on an adventure. Murthly Estate and its wider surrounds are home to a large number of scenic gravel and dirt tracks and paths—asphalt roads for quick quiet transit. The off-asphalt routes, whilst not challenging, offer plenty of opportunity for exercise and transit. There's always another combination of ways and it's easy to create routes of many distances and duration. After rain, many tracks will be muddy increasing the opportunity to wash your bike.

These mountain bike trails reward repetition. The trails are feature packed from the fun flowy blue to the rocky rooty reds and the gnarly techy black there is something for everyone. There's also a great network of paths and tracks that can be accessed from the site. On site facilities: Comrie Croft Bikes is open from 09:00 - 17:00 daily. It has a workshop, bike rentals, guiding and coaching, a shop, a good-sized car park and toilet facilities. There's a farmshop that's open from 09:00 - 17:00 during high season, opening times change in the off-season. There's also a cafe on-site but again check the website for opening times.

If it's your first time here, everything is rollable. You need to have a good attack position, look ahead and a bit of speed is your friend.

Great spot to have a wee break after a challenging climb. have a snack, chill out and chat to other riders before choosing which way to go. If carrying on on to Rock lobster, a half height seat, watch those pedal strikes by cranking and you'll get to the top no bother.

Warning slippery when wet! Coaching tips: Start in your 2nd or 3rd lowest gear, start the climb siting down, with your bum forward on your saddle, look ahead (not down), stand up if you need to towards the top. If you take the line between the tress there is an additional challenge of a step up.

Bridges, rocks and lots of extra optional sections giving it that natural trail feel.