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Hairy Coo Mountain Bike Challenge - 7 October at Comrie Croft
The 'Hairy Coo' is a brand new event for mountain bikers, being organised as part of the Crieff and Strathearn Drovers' Tryst. The Hairy Coo will offer mountain bike enthusiasts and spectators a fun, race-based event celebrating the unique heritage of drovers and drove roads. The event will be for both juniors and adults with spectacular scenic highland routes utilising sections of ancient drove road. The route will start and finish at Comrie Croft, a former farm, now a 4* hostel and mountain biking centre between Crieff and Comrie.
The event will be the first carbon-neutral event of its kind that we know of world-wide. Trees will be planted at Comrie Croft to provide the carbon off-set equal to the carbon foot-print of the event. The event will also adhere to the highest standards of environmental responsibility, including avoiding areas of high potential erosion, encouraging use of public transport, using local suppliers, etc.
A multi-lap race over a testing 3.5km biking course incorporating forest track climbs, exciting single track cross country loops and some technical rocky descending, as well as a quarry section with jumps and drop offs. Riders can preride the course on the morning of the event. Start/Finish Comrie Croft Hostel.
6 categories of entry, depending on age and experience, with prizes for each category. Book online at www.droverstryst.co.uk, (http://www.droverstryst.co.uk,/) or call 01764 652578. Any queries please email colin@comriecroft.com (colin@comriecroft.com)
Cliff_G
Hairy Coo Mountain Bike Challenge - 7 October at Comrie Croft
You could try posting on http://www.fancyaride.org.uk as well.
Let me know if you need any new county categories
Cliff
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