Generally speaking I'm not a big fan of trail centers. It sometimes feels like if you have ridden one then you have ridden them all. Singletrack is often a scaled down fire road and technical areas are nothing more than off camber corners. Laggan is different, It does have a large boring fire road to get access to the trails but after that you are rewarded with some real Scottish mountain bike terrain.
The red run has a nice flowing singletrack with a few challenging features to keep you on your toes. There is a great mixture of rooty/rocky high-speed corners and the views from the top of the climb are amazing. The end of the red run has some northshore style elevated trails which spit you out onto the beginners level jump park.
The black run is pretty challenging even for some experienced cyclists. It is constant rock gardens almost the whole way down and once you start there is no alternative "chicken" route. Some knee pads would be advised if you are not a confident rider. If you have never ridden at Laggan I would recommend it highly. If you have ridden the black run at Glentress and didn’t feel challenged then head up to laggan and you will be in for a treat!
There are showers and toilets in the car park and a café that does an excellent cheese scone.
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