Anita
Kids had a great time with Chris. He managed a group of varied experience brilliantly and kept them all engaged and excited. Fab challenges and all were both chuffed and tired by the end of the two hours. Highly recommended as a kids party!
Join us for a fun and relaxed session at the bike hub, designed for riders of all levels. Whether you're looking to improve your skills or just enjoy some time on two wheels, these 1-2 hour sessions offer a great opportunity to practice in a safe and friendly environment.
During the session, you'll have access to a purpose-built riding area where you can develop and refine your skills. The features of the hub include a learn-to-ride zone, balance challenges, sender ramps, and woodland tracks. This environment is perfect for practicing control and building confidence in a relaxed, supportive setting. You can use your own bike if it’s suitable for the session, or take advantage of the available hire options.
These sessions cater to all abilities, so whether you're a beginner or more advanced rider, there's always something new to try. You can take it at your own pace, with the guidance of experienced coaches to support you throughout.
Situated in the scenic Deeside Activity Park, just outside Aboyne, the hub offers easy access to beautiful local landscapes. The location is perfect for those wanting to explore local woodland tracks and challenging features in a peaceful environment.
The park provides a safe and welcoming space for riders to enjoy their time outdoors, with all the necessary amenities nearby.
No experience is necessary, making this a great session for beginners and experienced riders alike. Participants should ensure their bikes are in good working order if bringing their own.
If hiring equipment, please inform us ahead of time so we can make sure everything is ready for you.
With a wealth of qualifications and experience, including certifications from Scottish Cycling MBLA, British Cycling MTB Level 2, and international qualifications from Austria and France, the team brings a high level of expertise to each session. The team’s passion for mountain biking is evident in the personalised coaching and the focus on skill development, ensuring you leave with more confidence on the trails.
Additionally, their commitment to supporting local schools, clubs, and charities highlights their dedication to giving back to the community. The sessions are held in an environment designed for learning and fun, ensuring riders feel at ease while improving their abilities.
For your adventure, it's essential to come prepared with the following:
Bike Gear:
Protection:
Clothing:
Your coach or guide will carry essential safety equipment and spares, but individual issues may not always be addressed immediately in group settings.
You can bring your own bike as long as it's suitable and safe.
For those who need it, bike hire is available, including helmets and protective pads.
On-site amenities include a café, toilets, a distillery, outdoor clothing and gear shops, a dog grooming service, and a barbecue spot.
These facilities are designed to provide comfort and convenience during your visit.
These sessions are open to riders of all ages and abilities. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced rider, there’s something for everyone.
We tailor our support to suit your skill level and help you progress at your own pace.
Sessions typically last between 1 to 2 hours.
The exact duration will depend on your pace and the group, but you can expect a fun and engaging time to practice and improve your bike skills.
We partner with Rewilding Britain to help protect our natural spaces for future adventures.
All centres are vetted for safety and quality. Your adventure is in good hands with adventuro.
Kids had a great time with Chris. He managed a group of varied experience brilliantly and kept them all engaged and excited. Fab challenges and all were both chuffed and tired by the end of the two hours. Highly recommended as a kids party!
Operated by Ride in Peace Adventures, a partner of adventuro.
