perthshire

Comrie Croft

A privately run eco-tourism site near Comrie in Perthshire with about 20km of hand-built singletrack across every grade, plus cafe, accommodation, bike hire and a pump track — effectively a full trail centre without the Forestry and Land Scotland branding.

Quick facts

Trails: 20 km
Parking: free
Postcode: PH7 4JZ
Mobile signal: Good signal at the croft. Patchy on the back trails through the forest.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced riders looking for hand-built natural-style trails in beautiful Highland Perthshire.
Not for: Riders looking for an all-weather sanitised trail-centre experience — Comrie's reds and blacks are hand-built, natural and properly muddy when it's wet.

Trails open· Last checked 14 May 2026

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Trails

Green
Blue
Red
Black

Trail	Grade	km
Dual of the EarnFamily-friendly blue with flowHardpack singletrack	Blue	1 km
Cookie Monsterone-wayBeginner-friendly flowing descentHardpack singletrack	Blue	1.2 km
Dark Side of the Blueone-wayShaded blue with progressive featuresForest singletrack	Blue	1 km
Rock Lobsterone-wayHand-built rocky red sectionRocky natural singletrack	Red	1.2 km
Stan Salvadorone-wayTechnical natural redNatural singletrack with roots	Red	1 km
Forest Stumpone-wayRooty, fast forest redLoamy forest singletrack	Red	1.2 km
Natural Goldone-waySteep technical black with roots and rocksSteep natural terrain	Black	0.8 km
Hairy Coo Blackone-wayRough, raw black descentSteep natural	Black	0.7 km
The Slow WormAll-abilities multi-use trail designed for adaptive MTBsWide, smooth surfaced trail	Green	0.5 km

20 km total 0.5 km Green3.2 km Blue3.4000000000000004 km Red1.5 km Black

Facilities

Cafe
Bike wash
Bike hire
Bike shop
Uplift service
Skills area
Pump track
Toilets
Showers

Our take

Comrie Croft is the best independent trail venue in Scotland. The hand-built singletrack is more natural-feeling and more technically interesting than a lot of the 7stanes — there's proper rock, proper drops, and a couple of the black-graded lines that will challenge any competent intermediate. The cafe is excellent and you can stay on site in kata-tents. Worth planning a weekend around.

Insider tips

Stay on site in a kata-tent for the full weekend experience. The black trails are harder than their grade suggests — warm up on the red first. Cafe shuts earlier than you might expect in shoulder seasons.