Selected by Ian Hylands - Pretty much riding down a river in the snow, that takes a bit of dedication! I like the look of this shot, and the way the trail turns through the frame. It really makes me want to know where and how far it goes....
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Not gonna lie the captains comments were the best....but seriously he's right captain is such a homosexual word i bet you call your bikes john (you ride john all day) AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! This is soooooooo funny.
I've climbed this hill many times but never ridden down it. Great part of the world - Scotland needs to take a leaf out of Canada's book and improve the biking infastructure. We have ski lifts that lie dormant all summer. Glenshee and Cairngorm should copy the Fort Bill model.
No Lawers is mostly owned by the National Trust, and is one of the best rare alpine plant areas in the UK so it's an NNR, but I don't think anyone would stop you riding the trail, just not off it. There aren't many highly protected areas in Scotland, but the few are there for very good reason. We don't have big wilderness so we have to protect the special places we have, hence you can't just randomly hike off Cairngorm for example, if you could you'd get hundreds of tourists up there destroying the place.
haha, fair play... although, theres scheallion, lawers and the birks of aberfeldy that are SSSI sites.... not fun for biking... haha,you can see the north side of this hill from my biology classroom