Fochabers Freeride Trail - Moray
Initially built almost entirely by volunteers, this is where the whole Monster Trails project started. Follow “The Ring” to the monument and then prepare for some very wild and scary riding! The top section of the Freeride trail now includes big technical “northshore” wooden structures.
The second section of the trail has big earth features, drops and jumps. After section two, rejoin “The Ring” back to the car park.
| Trail Stats | |
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| Trail Type: | XC Trails |
| Time: | N/A |
| Distance: | N/A |
| Level: | Grade: Black (Severe) |
| Rating: | 7.50 |
| Website: | www.moraymountainbikeclub.co.uk |
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Trail Summary
Trail/Track Location
Fochabers lies on the A96 Inverness - Aberdeen road. Craigellachie is on the A95 to the south. Ordiequish, by Fochabers. Turn south off the A96 by the chip shop in the middle of Fochabers. Stay on this road for around 1km, going through Ordiequish and Upper Ordiequish until you reach the car park. Whiteash (Winding Walks), by Fochabers Follow the A98 out of Fochabers towards Buckie for around 1km. The Winding Walks car park is on the right (south) side of the road. Ben Aigan, by Craigellachie Turn off the A95 Keith to Craigellachie road near Mulben. Coming from Mulbin, the car park is on the right; from Craigellachie it's on the left.
Other local trails worth checking out
- The Fochabers Ring - Moray - Fochabers (Same Centre)
- The Ben Aigan Hammer Trail - Moray (Same Centre)
- The Mast Blast Trail - Moray (Same Centre)
- The (pink fluffy) Bunny Trail - Moray (Same Centre)
- The Soup Dragon Trail, Ordiequish (0.5miles)
- The Gully Monster - Moray (0.5miles)
- Red Fox Trail - Lecht - Strathdon (19.3miles)
- Pitfichie Downhill Trail (21.2miles)
- Pitfichie Red Trail (21.2miles)
- Pitfichie Blue Trail (21.2miles)
Please note: Distance is calculated as air distance or "as the crow flies" the most direct route between two points, so the distance by road maybe slightly longer.