The Skills Park at Comrie Croft – ComrieCroftBikesComrie Croft Triumphs as iBikeRide UK Trail of the Year 2026
In a remarkable resurgence, Comrie Croft Mountain Bike Trails in Perthshire, Scotland, has been named the iBikeRide UK Trail of the Year for 2026, a decade after its inaugural win in 2016. The trail centre secured an impressive score of 4.891 out of 5, narrowly surpassing BikePark Wales, the 2026 Bike Parks champion. (ibikeride.com)
A total of 164 riders participated in the voting process, one of the largest turnouts in the campaign. Comrie Croft’s 21km of meticulously crafted trails, enhanced skills park, and newly introduced all-abilities trail contributed to its near-perfect rating. (ibikeride.com)
Daniel Mintz, founder of iBikeRide, commented on the achievement: “Comrie Croft won this award in 2016, and to win it again a decade later says everything. Trends in riding have come and gone in those ten years, and the Croft has never stopped doing the thing that matters most: looking after the people who turn up with a bike.” (ibikeride.com)
2026 Top Ten Trails
The 2026 rankings, determined by rider ratings and reviews, are as follows:
- Comrie Croft Mountain Bike Trails
- BikePark Wales
- Hafod Trails
- Shamblewood Trials Bike Park
- St Albans Cycle Hub Pump Track and Trails
- Forest of Dean Mountain Biking Trails
- Zona Moller MTB Skills Park
- Tarland Trails Pittenderich
- Coed Llandegla Mountain Bike Centre
- Bardon Hill MTB Trails
Category Winners
- Trail Centres: 1st: Comrie Croft Mountain Bike Trails; 2nd: Forest of Dean; 3rd: Tarland Trails Pittenderich
- Bike Parks: 1st: BikePark Wales; 2nd: Hafod Trails
- Bike Trials: 1st: Shamblewood Trials Bike Park
- Urban Bike Parks: 1st: St Albans Cycle Hub Pump Track and Trails; 2nd: Zona Moller MTB Skills Park
- Community Trail Networks: 1st: Bardon Hill MTB Trails
The “Trailblazer of 2026” award, recognizing the year’s best new build or rebuild, was awarded to Exeter Bike Park, a compact Devon hillside park that reopened in June. (ibikeride.com)
About Comrie Croft
Situated on a 231-acre farmstead in the Strathearn Valley, Comrie Croft offers 21km of purpose-built trails, including blue, red, and black routes, a refreshed skills park, and an all-abilities trail. The trails are open year-round and free to ride. Beyond biking, the Croft provides accommodation, camping, a market garden, farm shop, and café, making it an ideal destination for riders and families alike. (ibikeride.com)
For more information on Comrie Croft and to plan your visit, please visit their official website.