MonsterEnergy
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the postcode i found for the mtb trail near dalgey bay is KY3 0XR, but where do you park, and how do you get to the trails?
Someone help me with this, Thanks
Someone help me with this, Thanks
thanks...could u plz send a screenshot of the woods and how to get to the trails.....or find the postcode for the car parkThe ones I found are in the woods just north of Dalgety bay train station. It looks like there are a lot of spaces there. It's only a mile away from the postcode you mentioned, so you could ride to those from the train station too. Postcode for the station is KY11 9NJ.
yeah...but i cant go along far enough with manny on google maps....havent got time to walk around.@lylecane I think you're asking a bit too much from CC members.
Screenshots and the like, really, cycling is an adventure, more so mountain biking.
Go find out yourself, or maybe join a dedicated mountain biking forum/facebook group in your area?
Walk with the wee man in Google maps, perhaps?
If you feel apprehensive go exploring with a pal, getting lost in company is inevitably more fun than getting lost alone
could u plz make it clearer or just zoom into the trails on google maps and screenshot it, then i should be able to work out where they areThese local guys (or their grandchildren) might be able to help: https://www.cyclinguk.org/local-groups/cycling-dalgety-bay
https://www.trailforks.com/region/dalgety-bay/
From Dalgety Bay station (which has a car park), go out onto the main road, turn east and after about 200m take the path on the left (goes over the railway track) and you're onto the trails.
https://www.google.com/maps/@56.042...xN8Z07YV6J3h14uoA1uPO!2e10!3e12!7i7776!8i3888
Alternately from the station, turn west and then north past the cemetery up the Clockluine Road, over the railway bridge, immediately left onto the parallel cycle path and then after The Plant Market maybe 100m cross the (fast) road with care to take the dead end track heading towards the woods: there's an MTB path leading you all the way to the trails.
I have (as @Pat "5mph" suggests) been "walk[ing] with the wee man in Google maps".
could u plz make it clearer or just zoom into the trails on google maps and screenshot it, then i should be able to work out where they are
Please could you say which parts of my comment are not crystal clear? Get yourself to Dalgety Bay station car park (I assume you have a taxi driver in the family (my son has! - me)) and follow my clear directions. Don't get lost in the woods.could u plz make it clearer
nope ive found them...my freind sent a zoomed in picture of braefootPlease could you say which parts of my comment are not crystal clear? Get yourself to Dalgety Bay station car park (I assume you have a taxi driver in the family (my son has! - me)) and follow my clear directions. Don't get lost in the woods.
i dont have a phone.Part of the fun of mountain biking is being comfortable and self sufficient outside of an urban environment, surely? How on earth are you going to cope with an OS map on a cross country route
On a more helpful note, can't you use the GPS on your phone with google maps to get you where you want to be?