About
'Off' and 'On' Road Bike routes in Highland
Perthshire
Highland 
Perthshire's own dedicated
cycle web site full of cycling information, on and off
road cycling routes, whether you are planning to stay in Pitlochry,
Dunkeld, Blair Atholl, Kinloch Rannoch or Blair Atholl.
MacMillan
Cancer Support Etape Caledonia - Britain's first and
currently only closed road cyle event open to the public. 81 miles
through some of Scotland's most spectacular highland scenery.
Off road or Mountain Bike Routes - Highland
Perthshire has a large choice of routes no matter whether you
stay in Aberfeldy, Kenmore, Blair Atholl, Dunkeld, Piltochry or
Tummel and Rannoch there are routes for you.
Access
rights and the 
law in Scotland - here is a brief
introduction to Scotland's Access Rights from a cyclist's point of
view. It is a good starting point when cycling in Scotland to know
the law - you will be pleased to know that Scotland has a modern
access framework, one which is the envy of many other
countries.
On road cycle routes - Highland Perthshire is recognised as one
of Scotland's top locations for road cycling, primarily as a result
of the annual Etape Caledonia closed road event attracting
literally thousands of cyclists to the area each year. You will see
cyclists all year round on Highland Perthshire's roads.
Cycle
operators/businesses - Highland Perthshire is served well by
some superb cycle businesses catering for virtually every need of
the cyclist. Family and group drop at the top of the high moors and
cycle back, to luxury fully supported cycling trips, bike repairs
and cycle hire.
The
Highland Perthshire Cycling Festival - businesses
across Highland Perthshire celebrate the arrival of thousands of
cyclists to participate in the annual MacMillan Cancer Support
Etape Caledonia cycling challenge by adding extra cycling related
activities for all cyclists young and old.
Highland Perthshire can proudly say that it welcomes cyclists
whether here cycling in a family group, or those who are keen to
take on a cycling challenge, whether on or off road in or around
Blair Atholl, Dunkeld, Aberfeldy, Tummel, Kinloch Rannoch or
Pitlochry.
