No one mentioned Glentrool?

The blue’s and greens are fun, no matter how long you’ve been riding.

The purple is superb, although at 36 miles not your usual trail centre route – still very pleasant, not at all technical, superb views.

1. Glentress/Innerleithen (if the 7 Stanes thinks they’re one centre, that’s good enough for me!)
2. Laggan
3. Golspie

1. Thetford
2. (Only been to Thetford)
3. ( ” )

😆

For me it’s…

Coed Y Brenin
Brechfa
Afan

Not done any Scottish ones yet but hope to next year 8)

Best local ones (South Coast)…

Leith Hill
Stanmer Park
Whiteways Woods

UK…in no order
CYB
LLandegla
Dalbeattie

Elsewhere 🙂
T’Shore
Sun Peaks
Fernie

Glentress/Innerleithen (because lets face it they can be combined into one ride 😉 )

Kielder/Newcastleton (again as one ride) It’s local I’ve raced on it quite a bit and I like the fact that bits of it feel really remote. It’s not that bad if you can climb hills.

Then…

Probably Lee Quarry. Only been once but I would love to have that near me. I loved the way it was like a giant play area with so many options. If you are a local you are lucky.

Afan. As a novice mountain biker used to ploughing through Bristol mud, the trails here were a total revelation. Fast, flowy and you can scare yourself without too much risk of going home on a spine board.

Nant Yr Arian. Epic scenery, kites, great trail with a handbuilt feel, optional natural stuff for the grumpy old men.

Dalbeattie. Just love the way they’ve incorporated the natural rock into the trail, the Slab is still the most awesome thing I’ve ridden on a bike, and the layout is well thought out. More trails should have skills areas near the car park instead of being miles from anywhere.

This list could change on a daily basis, mind.

1. Glentress
2. Brechfa
3. Afan

3. is a close one cos the new Verederers trail at FOD is excelent for me and ny 9 year old son.

Dalbeattie.
Kirroughtree.
Laggan. Or maybe Comrie Croft since it hasn’t had a mention yet.

PS I like rocks.

I must say, doing a loop of the long trail (forget the name) of Nant Yr Arian after a heavy snowfall early in the year was absolute magic. Technically there was nothing particularly challenging, but the shear beauty of the place made it very memorable. I am scared to go back in case I shatter the lovely memories I have of the place.

Mine are:

Nevis Range (Although I’m not keen on the 10 Under The Ben route)
Wolftrax
CYB

Glentress, Innerleithen, Golspie…not sure of what order!

glentress
innerliethen
kirroughtree
all great fun, just wish i lived a bit closer to them.

Coogan has is spot on:

1. Whistler Bike Park
2. Innerleithen
3. Kirroughtree

i really like stainburn, it kind of fits in what i want out of a trail centre. Very compact, technical, a couple of hours up there gives you all you want, for a bigger day out i’d rather head for the hills.
it’s also local.

I don’t know if anyone has said this already, but:

1. Llandegla

2. Llandegla

3. Llandegla

Penmachno
Innerleithen
Glentress Black

BC Canada
Sierra Nevada Spain
Most of Scotland 😀

Whistler bike park 😛
Molini De Triora 😛
Verbier

Surrey Hills
Triscombe
Tweed Valley

Verbier if you can call it a trail “centre” ❓

My fav is Mabie simply because that is where I started off-road biking on an “all terrain” bike as they were called way back then 🙄
Basically the wife and I have spent many hrs over the years in Mabie through being GF, fiance, married to walking the dog, pushing kids in buggies, riding with my son from when he was around 8ish to now doing the same with grandkids 😆

Dalbeattie would be my 3rd for similar reasons. Many good memories from the guid auld days pre 7Stanes and auld mates who no longer ride.

3 for mainly sentimental reasons really.

No particular order –

CYB – Beast/MBR whatever it is
Cwn Carn
Laggan/Cairn Gorms natural stuff.

By Verbier I meant really in the main bowl under the gondola. All the man made bikepark steep stuff.

1. Kirooughtree
2. Dalbeattie
3. Golspie/Balblair

Innerleiten
Glentress
Winlatter