moderate
2 days
Moderate fitness required—be prepared for some hill climbs and varied terrain.
Discover the wild beauty of Scotland's Southern Highlands on a two-day bikepacking trip with Comrie Croft Limited. Enjoy scenic lochs, rugged hills, and cozy hostel stays—an adventure perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
• A 2-day Self-Guided Bikepacking Adventure • 18+ yrs
Embark on a breathtaking two-day bikepacking adventure through Scotland's Southern Highlands, guided by Emily. Experience stunning landscapes, from tranquil lochs to rugged hills, while enjoying the comfort of cozy hostel stays. With full logistical support and the freedom to explore at your own pace, this journey promises unforgettable winter fun.
Bikepacking does not have to be limited to the summer months. Some of the best days on a bike can be experienced in the winter.
Join our guide Emily on a two day bikepacking adventure in the depths of winter. The days will be filled with cycling through some of the best landscape we have. At night, you will be staying in a warm, dry and cosy hostel.
A whole load of bicycle based winter fun.
Expect land rover tracks, wide grassy paths and some easy single track. There will be hills, however it is perfectly OK to take your bike for a walk up these. It may well be wet, so expect mud and puddles.
This is Scotland in the autumn/winter. You are highly likely to get wet, to experience wind and there may be snow, equally it may be absolutely glorious. BUT this is all part of the adventure. We just need to make sure we are prepared. The bonus is that there is a warm bed and somewhere indoors at the end of each day. In the event of extreme weather where there is a danger to life the trip will be cancelled and alternative dates offered.
You should be comfortable riding your bike for 50km / 30 miles per day for two days in a row on hilly terrain. This trip requires you to have some off-road riding experience.
Please email Emily on emily@comriecroft.com, and she will be happy to answer any questions.
Email: journeys@comriecroft.com
Bring layered clothing and waterproof gear to handle unpredictable Highland weather.
Download offline maps and carry a GPS device to stay on course in remote areas.
Carry a basic repair kit and tools for unforeseen bike issues.
Stick to designated trails to protect local flora and fauna.
This area has historically been a vital route for Highland clans and played a role in local conflicts.
Efforts are focused on maintaining trail integrity and protecting native Highland ecosystems.
A well-maintained mountain bike suited for mixed terrain ensures a smooth ride.
Protection against Highland weather, including rain and wind.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Essential safety gear to protect during rides.
Keeps water accessible for staying hydrated on the trail.