"…we can't promise you'll see the Queen on this tour but we guarantee a ton of regal views, and the king of trails!"
 

GO-WHERE Scotland features in a newly published guide which looks at the vast potential of mountain biking tourism – read on to find out about some of the ways we intend to ensure visitors get the most from their mountain biking experience in Scotland.
Scotland has a fantastic and rapidly growing reputation for mountain biking – in fact we have been classed as Global Superstars by the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) thanks to our beautiful natural landscapes, our unrivalled land access rights, and investment in top quality …

Exciting developments! GO-WHERE Scotland and Dirt School Ltd are working together to create a whole new kind of mountain biking adventure – the Big Mountain Safari™ - a Scottish mountain biking tour with world class coaching built in. On this epic mountain biking journey through Scotland, riders will enjoy some of the most diverse terrain – and with expert coaching from the guys at Dirt School – find the often elusive flow in their ride.
Without giving away all the details too soon, collaboratively we’re creating a new type of mountain bike …

The 7Stanes trail centres of Glentress and Innerleithen are phenomenal, but they’re only a tiny part of the mountain biking story in the Tweed Valley. 
Maybe you want to ride MBR’s ‘Secret Stanes’ or see what got What Mountain Bike magazine all misty-eyed on their recent trip to the Tweed Valley.
“Organiser-in-chief of travel and guiding company GO-WHERE, Andy’s blessed with amazing trails of all sorts on his Innerleithen doorstep. We love singletrack and local knowledge – put the two together, add a dose of Scottish scenery and you’ve got the recipe …

One race to go in the 2011 Innerleithen Mountain Bike Series, the Mountain TT on 13th March.  This is a truly original event on the mountain biking calendar and has become the traditional Scottish XC season opener.

 To take part in the race riders will leave the start at their allotted time, at one minute intervals, and make their way around a single lap of a challenging 25km course. The race started as the Alistair Lees Memorial TT in 2008, and the trophy will be awarded in the Vets category in …