Help & Advice • Alpine Bikes

Dumyat

Posted on 25 Mar 2008 by martin.murray

Situated at the western end of the Ochils, Dumyat provides a fulfilling post work ride. Starting from Bridge of Allan, taking in Stirling University’s Joyce Dun walk up to a doorway in the boundary wall, you then climb on roads to the foot of the hill. It should be noted that this is a ride for the fit and competent, but is rewarding in the spectacular panoramic views of the area.

Riding on mainly grassy single track with short technical rock sections, it’s a slog on the way up to the 418 meters summit, but a blast on the way down. At the weekend you may encounter some walker traffic, so make sure you give them space and say ‘hi’ so you represent your fellow cyclists well.

There are many opportunities for refreshment in the area, my favourite being Corrieri’s Café, just up the road from the University. There you will find coffee and bike friendly staff, all you need after your jaunt.

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