This part of Sutherland was made for cycling – quiet roads, gentle gradients, and just so much to see. All our cycle routes start at the Visitor Centre in The Carnegie Courthouse, Dornoch, where you’ll find a vast amount of information
and local knowledge.
Routes have been planned to avoid major roads and steep gradients wherever possible, whilst taking in the most spectacular scenery, historical sites and places where you’re most likely to see some of our Highland wildlife. Please take care on A9 as traffic travels at speed.
Bikes are available to hire from Sam’s Bike Shed or Dornoch Bike Hire
This is a family-friendly ride around Camore Woods: Soak up the tranquillity of the forest whilst watching out for buzzards hunting voles, roe deer flitting through the trees and woodland birds…
DetailsThis family friendly route takes you past the fishing village of Embo and to Loch Fleet, an internationally-renowned nature reserve where you can see a range of ducks, seals and…
DetailsExplore Dornoch and beyond on two wheels. Experience a more relaxing way to get out and about. Enjoy the area on a Mountain or Hybrid bike ride. Helmet and combination…
DetailsGet cycling in Dornoch! Dornoch has some wonderful places to explore by bike. Treat yourself and your family by hiring some bikes from Sam's Bike Shed. Single, couple and family…
DetailsThis route will show you the delightful crofting communities on our inland plateau, with enchanting names like Lednabirichen, Achavandra and Fleuchary. The area contains a wide range of birds, animals and plants specific…
DetailsThis route is not for the novice cyclist but is a fantastic day long ride which takes in the stunning Kyle of Sutherland and Dornoch Firth. Stop and take in the sights…
DetailsThis route takes you past the fishing village of Embo and past Skelbo Forest. Directions: Travel out of Dornoch on Station Road for 2.8 miles (past Embo junction) until you…
DetailsThis route will show you the disused Dornoch Firth ferry terminal at Meikle Ferry, site of a great disaster in 1809 when 99 passengers were drowned in a storm. It…
DetailsThis route is for the energetic romantic, following the old A9 towards Bonar Bridge and ‘cutting the corner’ through Migdale’s ‘Fairy Glen’, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Then over…
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