easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including beginners and families
Discover stunning loch views on a family-friendly mountain biking adventure! Perfect for all ages, this experience offers easy trails and unforgettable scenery at Loch Lomond Shores. Read on to learn more.
From £24 • Individuals, families and groups are welcome • ages 1+
Explore the stunning loch scenery on a memorable cycling adventure! With a variety of bike options for adults and children, including toddler trailers, this 4-hour experience promises fun for the whole family. Enjoy a safety briefing and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while pedaling along picturesque routes.
Adult and child bikes are available with a trailer attachment for toddlers.
Helmets are included for all participants.
4 hour hire
4 Hour Adult Bike Hire: £32 4 Hour Child Bike Hire: £24
We have a number of bikes to choose from:
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 – 6-9yrs old Child Bike – 10-14yrs old
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.
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.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are recommended for safety and comfort.
Bring water bottles and take regular breaks to avoid dehydration.
Ensure brakes and gears are functioning properly before hitting the trail.
Adhere to marked routes to stay safe and protect the natural environment.
The area around Loch Lomond has been a local recreation spot for centuries, with trails originally used by Scottish clans and early settlers.
Efforts in the Loch Lomond area focus on preserving native habitats and promoting eco-friendly tourism to maintain the region’s natural beauty.
Helmets are crucial for safety during cycling.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing for a comfortable ride.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during sunny days.
springsummer specific
Stay hydrated on your ride with plenty of water.