The BEST Hand Built MTB Trails in Scotland || Dunkeld, Comrie Croft and Aberfeldy
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Perthshire is episode 1 of
Perthshire is episode 1 of Scotty's Scotland Showcase, it's my go to riding destination within Scotland as it's centrally located. I think it has the best hand built MTB trails in Scotland.
In this episode I visit Dunkeld, Comrie Croft and Aberfeldy to ride my favourite trails. There really is something on offer for everyone, from hand cut natural to year round riding on purpose built trails.
00:00 Introduction
01:03 Dunkeld
07:19 Comrie Croft
09:26 Aberfeldy
My sustainability focus is on supporting locally owned independent businesses, the 3 locations we're riding in have many. We visit Comrie Croft who grow their own produce on site and in Aberfeldy is the home of Glen Lyon, one of my favourite coffee roasters. It's important that we as MTB'ers support these businesses and are seen as valued customers. This will help and allow us to continue to develop and grow the emerging trail network in these locations.
The entire series is being created carbon neutral. All our journey emissions will be offset and the advertising revenue generated from you watching this series will be split across planting more native trees in Scotland and the local trail associations.
All these rides are recorded on komoot so you can go and do them for yourself.
Collection link: https://bit.ly/SSSPerthshire
This series has been made possible with the support of Shimano, komoot, Schwalbe, SCOTT Sports and Thule.
#ScottysScotlandShowcase
@#RideShimano @komoot @SchwalbeBikeTires @SCOTT Sports @ThuleBringYourLife
Episode 1 - Perthshire, The BEST Hand Built MTB Trails in Sco...
Episode 2 - Aberdeenshire, The Finest Singletrack for your MTB i...
Episode 3 - The Cairngorms, The Largest Variation of MTB Trails i...
Episode 4 - North Highlands, The 'Easiest' Adventure MTB Ride in S...
Episode 5 - Lochaber, Discovering Some of Scotland's Longes...
Episode 6 - The Tweed Valley, This is Scotland's Biggest MTB Destin...
Produced by Scotty Laughland/SRL Pro
Filmed and edited by Glen Thomson
Still imagery by Jonny Cook
Graphics by Scott Muirhead
Archive images by Ian Linton
In this episode I visit Dunkeld, Comrie Croft and Aberfeldy to ride my favourite trails. There really is something on offer for everyone, from hand cut natural to year round riding on purpose built trails.
00:00 Introduction
01:03 Dunkeld
07:19 Comrie Croft
09:26 Aberfeldy
My sustainability focus is on supporting locally owned independent businesses, the 3 locations we're riding in have many. We visit Comrie Croft who grow their own produce on site and in Aberfeldy is the home of Glen Lyon, one of my favourite coffee roasters. It's important that we as MTB'ers support these businesses and are seen as valued customers. This will help and allow us to continue to develop and grow the emerging trail network in these locations.
The entire series is being created carbon neutral. All our journey emissions will be offset and the advertising revenue generated from you watching this series will be split across planting more native trees in Scotland and the local trail associations.
All these rides are recorded on komoot so you can go and do them for yourself.
Collection link: https://bit.ly/SSSPerthshire
This series has been made possible with the support of Shimano, komoot, Schwalbe, SCOTT Sports and Thule.
#ScottysScotlandShowcase
@#RideShimano @komoot @SchwalbeBikeTires @SCOTT Sports @ThuleBringYourLife
Episode 1 - Perthshire, The BEST Hand Built MTB Trails in Sco...
Episode 2 - Aberdeenshire, The Finest Singletrack for your MTB i...
Episode 3 - The Cairngorms, The Largest Variation of MTB Trails i...
Episode 4 - North Highlands, The 'Easiest' Adventure MTB Ride in S...
Episode 5 - Lochaber, Discovering Some of Scotland's Longes...
Episode 6 - The Tweed Valley, This is Scotland's Biggest MTB Destin...
Produced by Scotty Laughland/SRL Pro
Filmed and edited by Glen Thomson
Still imagery by Jonny Cook
Graphics by Scott Muirhead
Archive images by Ian Linton
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