Lochore Meadows Mountain Bike Trails

Lochore Meadows Outdoor Education Center offers various mountain bike trails to enhance your riding skills. The purpose built Green, Blue, and Red graded trails provide an excellent introduction to cross country riding. For extended adventures, explore nearby Blairadam forest, Benarty Hill, or the Loch Leven Heritage Trail.

Cycling and mountain biking trails at Lochore Meadows

Green Trail (6km)

The All Ability/Green Trail is perfect for beginners, kids and all ability bikes. This smooth, flowing trail is wide enough to fit trikes and side-by-sides. Once warmed up on this section, why not explore the park more and go for a lap of the loch.

Blue Trail (5km)

The blue route is perfect for novice to intermediate mountain bikers, it is a fun packed, family friendly route. The trail starts at the O.E Centre with the Castle Loop. Once you have warmed up with a few laps, head North to join the Bogey Trail and Nearly Knarly Nelly that take you past the Golf Course. After this, cross the road to White Wood and explore the various looping trails including Benarty Brae trail. Link with Chapel Chase by the All Ability Trail, which will spit you out at Lindsay’s Loop, a local favourite.

Red Trail (0.5km)

The Red Trail is the parks only difficult trail. The trail is a short section in White Wood giving you an opportunity to practice some more technical features like drops and rock gardens.

Whitewood Bike Park

Whitewood Bike Park consits of a range of table tops and a red run with drops and rocky sections. There is also a small pump track and 4X track.

Skills Loop

Need to refine your skills? Start off with a play on the skills loop featuring a range of rocky elements, north shore sections and berms and rollers. Once you’ve mastered it you can head off at the trail head and enjoy the mixture of trails that await.

All Ability Trail

This trail is specially designed for all-ability bicycles including Tandems, Trikes and Side by Sides. You will find berms and rollers winding through the woods.