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Kingoodie is a small settlement on the north bank of the Firth of Tay. The village was once an important harbour for the nearby quarries. NCN77 follows the coastal road here. This route is known as the Salmon Run, starting at Tay Bridge, Dundee and riding inland up the Tay to Pitlochry.

It wasnt a Mountain Bike , it was a hybrid, A Carerra Crossfire 2. It is a good route despite two stars. From Rosemill to Dronley that is usually the enjoyable bit for me, although its gettinv quite overgrown now with Hogweed, some of the track has been impacted by the winter flooding and there are worn channels on the path. other than that i quite enjoy the route. i was away to do the next stretch beyond the Dronley Car Park, but too much hogweed groeing across the gravel track, i turned aboot and went back onto the road taking me to Birkhill. it was a nice night, pretty windy, thankfully going up the Dronley Road It was sheltered. It was good to get out though, Just what the doctor ordered (and Ive not been to the Doctors, figure of speech 🤣) 👍

A plentiful supply and mix of dirt and gravel paths and tracks.

Really excellent fine-gravel core paths throughout this seemingly well-kept wood. There's a small car park at the southern edge if required.

The southern and western edges of the Park have particularly good fine-gravel paths through the trees. Plenty of small wooden bridges to pause on, ponder and maybe catch a photo or two.

A wide selection of roads, paths and tracks crisscross the park; plenty to keep you occupied for a while. There's plenty of car parking in various locations.

For Trail MTB explorers on an adventure. A selection of dirt tracks and paths through and around this community wood. There's a free car park at the northwest corner with an information board. After rain, there's plenty of mud for entertainment. If required, there's easy access south and west to the excellent path on the former Dundee and Newtyle Railway track.

Excellent fine-gravel core paths just great for zooming around. A very nice wood and a pleasant riding experience. There's a small car park at the southern edge.