GO WHERE were today recognised by Visit Scotland who awarded our business ‘Cyclists Welcome’ status. Although normally restricted to accommodation providers, the award signals their desire to recognise all sorts of businesses who go the extra mile for cyclists.  
 
 

We offer a bike bus / bike taxi transport service to all of Scotland’s best mountain bike trail centres, from Glentress in the south – considered by some to be the jewel in the crown of Scottish mountain bike trail centres, to Golspie in the far far north of Scotland.
If you (and your bike) would like to get there the easy way, then just get in touch.

Borrowing the European definition of ‘freeride’ – more of a journey sampling diverse terrain and scenery than throwing yourself off huge drops (well actually, there’s that too!) – GO WHERE’s Freeride Scotland Tours offer some serious ‘must do’ mountain biking.

What can you expect? We’ll be linking up some of the best trail centres with the most amazing wilderness riding available in Scotland. If you want more downs than ups, we’ll do the map work, get you to the tastiest bits of trail, drop you off, and come pick you …

Going by the large volume of ‘Torridon’ related web searches that find their way onto our site, this glorious part of Scotland is increasingly popular amongst outdoor lovers. And we know why – for anyone interested in exploring the far north west of Scotland, this trip managed to tempt MBR magazine into joining us. Read on, it might just give you a taste for some ‘all mountain’ adventure too.

We’ve travelled all over Europe and the USA, and loved riding some amazing trails in Lake Garda, Chamonix, Finale and Moab …

On a trip up north, snapper friend Andy McCandlish captured what’s so amazing about the mountain biking around Braemar, and Singletrack mountain bike magazine agreed because they used this image of me having fun in the forest on their March 2010 cover.
We found some incredible weather this day, but at any time of year the riding, hill walking, mountaineering – and just ‘being’ in this part of Scotland leaves you feeling fantastic!
We regularly organise trips here, so even though ‘sunny’ March might feel a long way away right now feel …