Ae

Ae Overview

Ae, Scotland’s shortest village name is only 20 minutes from the M74 motorway in Dumfries and Galloway...

But ride its trails and you’ll think you’re in another world.

The Trails

With a superb variety of green, blue and red graded trails, an extreme rated downhill section and skills area you could not want for more at Ae.

Ae Valley Route

A green-graded trail is aimed mainly at families. Taking you to a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the Water of Ae.

The Larch View Route

A blue-graded trail is suitable for those families looking to take in a little bit more of the forest.

Ae Line

Is a challenging red-graded ride with an aggressive freeride style. The highlight of the route is the final descent of Omega Man with its multiplicity of jumps.

The Shredder

Is perfect if downhill is more your thing. This orange-graded bike park is an entry level downhill track giving you a taste of everything.

Ae Downhill

This orange-graded park route provides a bigger challenge with its seriously gnarly rocky sections satisfying the most demanding of riders.

Trail Conditions

Current at 17th May 2012.

 

Trails: All Open

 

Conditions: Normal

 

Diversions: Diversion on the red trail, just after the bombhole (about 350m before post 21) to avoid an area of windblown trees.

Today's Weather

Light Rain
46°F / 8°C

Facilities

Catering

No catering or bike hire available onsite until further notice. Nearby Dumfries has plenty of food and drink options.

Parking

Car parking is available at the trail head and at the café. There is a pay and display machine at the café car park as well as at the Naze car park. Car parking costs £3 per day.

Toilets

Currently no restroom facilities onsite.

Bike Hire

No Bike hire available onsite until further notice.

Ae Uplift service
For details of the uplift service, contact Tally on 07709 144 299, or see www.upliftscotland.com
Pre-booking is essential.

Further Information