Exiting ‘Party Time’ out of the woods and into the former field, you meet ‘The Gatekeeper’ - a double berm designed to slow you down before crossing ‘The Cow Portal’. Caution here if the gates are closed! Enjoy the rest of the more mellow trail to the car park. If you want more, zoom back up the ladder/Adder and do it all again.

As the name suggests, this is a climb with some ‘Doune’ bits. Look out for the Doune dipper, a fast gully drop – jump in, ride it fast or roll in and pedal out.

With its Tomnaverie inspired ‘flanker stones’ entrance, hit these fast turns before finishing at the Mega Berm - The biggest berm at Tarland Trails.

100% fun jump line. Peppered with berms, table tops and kickers, this trail will have you smiling a whooping all the way down - built entirely with Crowdfunding money! Keep your wits about you though, it's fast.

Following on from Call Me Chris, you’ll enjoy more flowy trail with berms, short rock gardens and rollable drops. Look out for the Whale Tail, a log roll with kicker. A ride round to the right and space to get off your bike to photograph your mates send it!

Drop into the steep twisting Berms of Bermuda before exiting the woods to Bon Gripper, or through the Bermuda Triangle for different trail options.

Following on from Bon Gripper, this section of trail tackles some slightly steeper ground with more rock gardens and technical descents. Either merge onto ‘Holy Cow’ or take the fire road climb back to the top to do it all again.

If you’re on limited time, or don’t fancy the climb, Party Time will not leave you disappointed. Full of fast flowy berms, with some steeper sections, interspersed with a few kickers and drop offs with alternative ride rounds.

Starting in the high tree line, this trail swoops down and out onto the open hill, where you can stop at the King’s View to take in the spectacular vista. Get back on your bike for more twists and turns but be careful not to ride too fast or you’ll fly off the edge!

A dangerous area of strongly moving flow on the hillside, where two or more trails meet. 'The riptide was pulling a surfer under'. This Blue + flow tech trail is Call Me Chris' easier cousin . A trail packed with rock features, tight berms and the odd jump to warm you up before Crowd Surfin'.

From the cairn at the top of Pittenderich this trail drops into sublime sets of snaking berms, interspersed with a few short rock gardens to keep you on your toes. Named in honour of the many Chris’ involved with Tarland Trails. You will be seeing a lot of ‘Seymour Butts’ as you do ‘just one more run’.

An open and exposed trail, high on the hill, best ridden during high pressure systems. After taking in the stunning panoramic views of Morven, Mount Keen and Lochnagar, drop into a fast-flowing trail with berms, short rock gardens and rollable drops. Look out for Rim Dinger, a steep rock roll that has claimed many a tyre and rim for those without high (tyre) pressure.

Following on from Bermuda, this trail drops out of the tree line and carries on in the same vein as before with a flowy trail of berms, short rock gardens and rollable drops.

A high speed, high adrenalin jump trail. Expect steep, compulsory and continuous features such as large berms, table tops, kickers, drop offs and jumps. Don’t be a fool…take it easy first time down!