Over 20 miles of purpose-built trails wind through Laggan Forest, with superb views of the Monadhliath hills on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park.
There are routes from an easy-going green trail to a black run that’s probably the most technical bit of single-track in Scotland. In the bike park you can ride big berms and tabletop jumps.
This is the easiest and shortest of the routes. At 4.5km it's perfect for a family bike ride. You start with a gentle climb before winding your way back down through the woods.
The longest of the three routes at 13.4km this is a challenging and exhilarating course. It shares part of it's track with the black run but has the opportunity to by-pass the more challenging features if you need. This is a fast and fun route that offers a challenge for more experienced mountain bikers.
This is one for expert riders only. Some consider this to be the most technically challenging route in Scotland. There are rock features, drop-off, boulder fields and rocks slabs to navigate past. With no by-passes on this route, you'll need to come with your 'A-game', plus a helmet and pads.
The bike park is a single track that will take you sweeping around the berms, and flying through the air off the jumps. This is the perfect place to test your skills. It's not aimed at young children; this is a playground for experienced mountain bikers only.
Getting the Laggan WolfTrax is easy you head south down the A9. Join the A86 at the first opportunity, and you'll soon see the signposts for the park. It takes no more than 30 minutes to get there from Ravenscraig House.
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