In the vicinity of Inverness, there is a trail group of 16 km/9.2 mi long, called Learnie “Red Rock Trails”. The spot is ideal for bikers of all levels of difficulty, offering green, blue and black trails all together. All trails are quite challenging and even the green one requires a certain amount of experience.
Apart form the trails, there is a special place called the dirty jump area, where you can test your skills in making great jumps and maneuvers with your bike. If you are a beginner and high levels of adrenaline is not your cup of tea, then “Home Green” is a marvelous site of the spot for you.
This is a 500 m/1640 ft long trail with tracks that allow you to enjoy biking in low-pace speeding. There are local accommodation options with a big variety of prices to choose from.
Longmont is located northeast of the county seat of Boulder, about 31 mi/49.9 km north-northwest of the Colorado state capitol in Denver. It is a home rule municipality in Boulder, Weld Counties in the U.S. state of Colorado.
Salzburg is the capital of the federal state of Salzburg and the fourth largest city in Austria. Salzburg is situated on the banks of the Salzach River at the northern boundary of the Alps. Salzburg is very famous as it is the birth place of the 18th century composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Except from that, Salzburg is also known for its big sporting activity.
Between Ballater and Dinnet -on the north side of the A93- you will find Cambus O'May, one of the many enchanting woodlands in Scotland. This forest will offer you the tranquility of its stunning firs and dominant Scots pines while enjoying a ride with your mountain bike.
Holiday Valley is one of the most well known winter destinations, located in Ellicottville, just one hour south of Buffalo. Many people feel exhilarated visiting this place, as here they can fulfill their expectations.
Christchurch is situated in Canterbury region of the South Island and is the second largest city of New Zealand. It represents the getaway to Antarctica, while lying next to Pegasus Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Queenstown is considered by many sportsmen as the capital of extreme sports and adventure activities. It is situated in Otago region, in the South Island, New Zealand.
There are three ski resorts, suitable for snowboarding in Aberdeenshire.
While weather conditions may keep you away from a natural setting in order to practice rock climbing, Aberdeen city gives you the possibility to lose no time and practice your favorite sport indoors, before hitting a natural rock climbing spot anywhere in the wider surrounding area.
Scotland's largest ski resort is based in Aberdeenshire. Glenshee Ski Center covers 790 ha/7.9 km² and with its 22 lifts and 36 runs, it's the UK's largest snow-sports resort. Mountains’ altitude can reach up to 1245 m/4084 ft, so expect to find rough conditions with quite a few black runs.
Aberdeen is the third largest city in the state of South Dakota and the county seat of Brown County. It is the principal city of the Aberdeen Micropolitan Statistical Area. Aberdeen is also the home of Northern State University.
Enjoy your stay within the Highlands of Scotland and find your destination for surfing at the magnificent beach of Dunnet Bay. This 3.2 km/2 mi long beach is the perfect destination, as it combines sport adrenaline and a cosmopolitan air coming from Thurso town.
If you want to find an isolated spot next to a busy remote city, then follow the road to Phingask for an extreme surfing experience...
Blair Atholl is a picturesque village situated at 10 miles/16 km away from the small town of Pitlochry, in the Eastern Scotland. These two places have an easy access to Falls of Bruar. Canyoning at Falls of Bruar is another exciting experience, provided in the Cairngorms National Park.
With an altitude of 1344 m/4409 ft, Ben Nevis is the highest mountain of Scotland. Fort William, on Ben Nevis' foot, is the central town of the Highlands. The Tower of Ridge is one of the most interesting routes up to the summit. Pretty demanding rock climbing abilities are required during the ascent.
