The
Scottish Coast to Coast - Self-Guided
The
Scottish Coast to Coast is the iconic
mountain bike journey through the highlands of Scotland and
quite simply an awesome mountain biking holiday. Our independent
self-guided mountain bike holidays on the Scottish Coast
to Coast allow you to travel at your own pace, enjoy
Scotland’s
best mountain biking, experience our fascinating
culture landscapes and people and
tailor your adventure to suit.
Your mountain bike adventure starts in Fort William on the west
coast in the shadow of Ben Nevis, and after 200 miles of
grin inducing riding in the Scottish Highlands finishes in Montrose on the East
Coast. You will enjoy outstanding single track, endless descents
and the best off-road riding you have ever experienced . This mountain
bike journey through the highlands of Scotland is unbeatable
in the quality of riding it delivers. Everything from the finest manmade
trails to smooth natural singletrack combine to make for an unforgettable
mountain bike holiday.
Every holiday we offer features hand-picked
overnight accommodation in high quality B&B’s, country
inns, and guesthouses – each is unique and offers the highest
levels of biker friendly welcome, atmosphere and outstanding
local cuisine—, transfers for you and your
bike from Glasgow to the start and back from the finish, daily door to
door baggage
transfer, comprehensive route notes, a detailed map with the
route marked on, use of a GPS with daily route preloaded, an
information pack, personal briefing and emergency telephone
support.
Highlights:
- Whooping and hollering down the 900m descent
of Mount Keen.
- Riding the wide open
spaces and natural singletrack of the Cairngorms National Park.
- Challenging yourself on the technical trails
of the man made Laggan Wolftrax and Witches Trails.
- Discovering Scotland’s whisky’s,
culture and people in lively local pubs.
- Arguing about what was the very best stage
of the trail once you reach Montrose.
What Mountain Bike Magazine had
this to say:"Cara and I had originally planned
too ride the route unsupported. In the end we went with Macs
Adventure and loved every second of it. Having
a a change of clothes ferried from one hostel or B&B to the
next was nothing short of luxurious. Superb picnic lunches were
a real treat, and it was great not to have to scrabble around
with a bunch of soggy OS maps when it poured down. As the riding
was so good it also meant we could make the most of
the trails without a heavy backpack weighing us down. The Atmosphere
at Macs Adventure was superb; organised but laid back,
like we were with a bunch of mates." What Mountain
Bike Magazine - February 06
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