Gyms in Tarland
A small village north-west of Aboyne, known to mountain bikers for Tarland Trails and its two purpose-built sites at Drummy Woods and Pittenderich.
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Training in Tarland
Trails, a pump track and a golf course.
Tarland had about 690 residents in 2020, and most of its training is on two wheels. Tarland Trails has two sites: Drummy Woods, the smaller original, with beginner to intermediate trails and a pump track, and Pittenderich, a larger hill site with more advanced trails and a big car park. Tarland Golf Club and Tarland Tennis Club are the other options.
Trails are more fun with someone who'll wait at the top of the climb, and a riding partner is also the person who helps when something goes wrong. Tomnaverie, a recumbent stone circle around 4,000 years old, sits just south of the village for a gentler day out.
Train outdoors
Where to train in Tarland
The trails first.
Find a training buddy in Tarland
A riding partner for Pittenderich, a tennis opponent, someone for the pump track after school.
Find a buddyStart a Tarland training group
A Sunday trail ride, a beginner session at Drummy Woods: set it up and we'll help riders find it.
Start a groupTarland gym questions
The short version.
How many gyms are there in Tarland?
Gymist lists 5 venues in Tarland: mountain bike trail sites, golf and tennis.
Where can I mountain bike in Tarland?
Tarland Trails runs two sites: Drummy Woods for beginner to intermediate riders, with a pump track, and Pittenderich for more advanced trails. Check their site for the parking pass.
How do I find a gym buddy in Tarland?
Join Gymist for free, add how you train and when, and look for riders and players nearby. No group for your sport here yet? Start one.