케언곰 산맥‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 자전거 공원

This adventurous singletrack has you constantly climbing and descending. It's a wonderfully playful trail, rewarding those who stop and enjoy some beautiful views.

One day the train will be working again; for now, it's a climb to the upper trails top. Easy on an eMTB.

Spot now on the edge of the mountain bike park. Still great views.

A small but nice bike park. The lower trails can be reached via two treadmills. The upper trails can be reached either by cycling up the purple trail or by taking the train to the middle station.

Site of a bothy with a commemorative plaque which was erected in memory of a keen mountaineer. The bothy has now been removed due to safety concerns. There was a plaque on the building (present whereabouts not known) "To the memory of Jean McIntyre Smith, who trod this was joyfully. March 17, 1948. Cha till I tuillidh" It was erected in her memory by her parents soon after she died. This bothy was removed in 1986 due to safety concerns, following the deaths of three mountaineers who were trying to find it in appalling weather conditions. Several bothies and marker cairns in the area have been removed due to such concerns. https://her.highland.gov.uk/Monument/MHG33498

Technical and challenging descent that follows the ravine and river line down to the memorial hut. It's loose with drainage bars and challenging rock features. Well worth doing if you're experienced and confident on a bike.

As it says on the tin, really - a lovely squiggly slice of singletrack perfection down the eastern face of Creag Dhubh. Pretty gopping in the winter, mind you - but if you've ridden this far you'll have found out all about that by now.