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Aigas Community Forest

A productive, working forest providing measurable social, economic and environmental benefits for local residents and visitors alike

Protocol for MTB Users Protocol for MTB Users Protocol for MTB Users

Protocol for MTB Users

Aigas Community Forest supports responsible and safe MTB use.

  • Never use the trails on your own.
  • Always wear appropriate helmets, gloves and protective eyewear.
  • All riders use the forest trails at their own risk and are expected to familiarise themselves with the trail andride within their abilities.
  • Be courteous to other road and trail users.
  • Slow down when approaching walkers or horses, be ready to dismount. Always give way to walkers and horses.
  • Respect all wildlife.
  • Keep clear of all felling and forestry activity.
  • Obey all forestry work area safety signage.
  • No fires or BBQs in the Forest.
  • No cutting trees or timber felling.
  • No creation of new paths or variations to existing paths.
  • Carry a personal first aid kit.
  • Mobile phone reception is variable at best but have some means of communication. (Spot Gen 3)
  • Carry emergency personal contact details with you.
  • Advise your contacts when you exit the forest.
  • ACF strongly recommends that all MTB users take appropriate third party liability insurance for their cycling activities.

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Aigas Community Forest, c/o North View, Crask of Aigas, Beauly, Inverness-shire Scotland IV4 7AD

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Aigas Community Forest is a registered Scottish charity, No: SC041614
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The Scottish Government
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