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Multi-Use Trails and Safety
You can explore the multi-use trails within the National Park in so many ways, as they have been designed for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and adaptive riders. Whether you’re using an e-bike, child trailer, or simply enjoying nature, share the space responsibly for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Safety First, Fun Always
Keep trails safe by following these simple tips:
- Ride at a controlled speed and be aware of others.
- Use a bell or call out when approaching.
- Give way when needed to create a positive experience for all.
Trail Etiquette for Everyone
- Cyclists: Slow down and alert others when passing.
- Walkers, runners & horse riders: Please move to one side if you can and it is safe to do so.
- Stay cautious at blind corners and busy intersections.
By following these guidelines, we can ensure a safe, friendly, and enjoyable outdoor experience for all.
Find out more about the key points within the Scottish Outdoor Access Code relevant to off-road cycling and mountain biking at the Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland website.
They also have a great video with advice around sharing paths with horse riders.