
Mountain Biking in the Peak District: A Guide for Expert Riders
The Peak District is probably the best mountain biking destination in the UK due to its connectivity, diverse terrain and EXCELLENT pubs.

East Central Scotland mixes surf beaches, inland white water and dive sites, with surfing, scuba, paddleboarding and rafting around Fife, Tayside and the Forth. Catch waves on the east-coast breaks, dive and try-dive at coastal and inland sites, raft lively rivers, and paddleboard sheltered waters. There's a strong spread of beginner courses and qualifications, making it an easy region to start or progress.

Ride through Stirling’s history on a guided 3-hour bike or E-bike tour including castles, monuments and riverside paths. From £46pp.
From £ 51

Private Edinburgh bike tour around Arthur’s Seat and a hidden garden. 11.5-mile scenic route with hire options from £52.84pp. Easy to moderate.
From £ 53

Guided Scenic Edinburgh E-Bike Tour. The Perfect way to discover the historic capital of Scotland: Visiting Iconic sights and hidden gems such as Holyrood Palace, Arthur’s Seat, & Dean Village.
From £ 50

Cycle Edinburgh’s hidden paths, canals and coast on this 13-mile loop with bike hire options from £43pp. Guided city to sea tour.
From £ 43

Cycle through Scotland’s Trossachs National Park on a full-day 25-mile guided tour with brunch stop and return transport. From £100pp. Moderate difficulty.
From £ 100

Cycle through historic St Andrews and coastal trails on a 3-hour guided bike or E-bike tour. Perfect for all abilities. From £46pp.
From £ 51

Guided bike tour from Callander from £80 for about 4 hours. Choose mountain bike or e-bike on Trossachs trails.
From £ 80