moderate
2–6 hours depending on chosen route
Suitable for those with moderate fitness comfortable riding varied terrain for several hours
Discover the thrill of exploring Loch Lomond’s breathtaking trails with a 24-hour mountain bike hire from Luss Activity Hub. Perfect for all ages, this adventure offers scenic routes and flexible timing to enjoy Scotland’s iconic landscapes on two wheels.
From £42 • Individuals, families and groups are welcome • ages 5+
Discover the stunning beauty of the loch on a 24-hour bike hire adventure! Choose from a variety of adult and child bikes, perfect for all ages. Enjoy scenic routes while creating unforgettable memories. Arrive early for a safety briefing and get ready for an exhilarating ride in nature!
24 hours
24 Hour Adult Bike Hire: £54 24 Hour Child Bike Hire: £42
We have a number of bikes ADULT BIKES Adult Bike – Extra Small - 4'10" - 5'3" Adult Bike – Small - 5'3" - 5"6" Adult Bike – Medium - 5'6" - 5'9" Adult bike – Large - 5'9" - 6'" Adult bike – Extra large - 6'0"- 6'2" CHILD BIKES Child Bike – 5-9yrs Child Bike – 10-14yrs
ATTACHMENTS Bike Trailer Attachment
Q. When do I need to arrive for my booking? A. Please arrive 30 minutes early. This allows time for a safety briefing and demonstration on how to use the equipment. Late arrival could result in the loss of some or all of your allocated time-slot.
Q. What are the age restrictions? Children must be older than 5 years for the ‘Bike-hire’ and older than 1 year for the ‘Bike-trailer’. Adult supervision is required for under 18’s.es to choose from:
DEPOSIT - Please note that for day bookings you will need to bring an ID and pay £50 deposit per bike. This will be returned on receipt of the undamaged equipment at the end of your booking.
DEPOSIT - Please note that for overnight bookings you will need to leave £100 deposit per bike and an ID, bank card or keys as a deposit. This will be returned on receipt of the undamaged equipment at the end of your booking.
Begin your ride early to make the most of daylight and enjoy quieter trails around Loch Lomond.
Scotland’s weather can shift quickly; bring moisture-wicking and insulating layers to stay comfortable.
Staying hydrated is crucial—carry enough water especially when exploring longer trails.
Ensure brakes and tires are in good condition during the safety briefing to prevent issues on the trail.
Luss village is an ancient settlement with historical roots tracing back to medieval Scotland, adding cultural depth to your ride.
Luss Activity Hub promotes low-impact bike use to preserve the fragile lochside habitats and supports local conservation initiatives in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Protects your head and is required for safe riding on mixed terrain.
Allows you to adapt to fluctuating spring temperatures and weather.
spring specific
Keeps you dry during autumn showers common in the Scottish Highlands.
fall specific
Provides warmth and better grip on bike handles during cold-weather rides.
winter specific