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stevomcd


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11th Nov 2010
The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 18.03hrs on Thu 20 Nov 08
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naefearjustbeer


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 21.11hrs on Thu 20 Nov 08
Good stuff!
BarryFolan


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 20.25hrs on Tue 25 Nov 08

great news, didnt even know it was on the cards. hope it's a success for them, I love going to the lecht - those guys work hard for their punters.

Barry
growwild


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 20.57hrs on Wed 26 Nov 08
Cool, they always seem tae be on the ball up there..
Kieran1


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 21.27hrs on Wed 26 Nov 08
Work was started on the bike track ages ago and was stopped to open up at the end of october for snowsports.
JacksonR


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 15.53hrs on Wed 22 Apr 09
Press release from the Lecht about the new tracks:

Situated on the infamous Tomintoul - Cockbridge road (A939) and in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park the centre is on the highest main road in Scotland, at 2090ft and the chairlift ride lifts you up another 700ft.

The first trail, ‘Red Fox’, is a red run with a descent of 1,600m and will open by 16th May 2009. This Mountain Cross’ descent has an assortment of dirt jumps, bomb holes, berms and riding features built from rock.

A skills park will open at the end of May.

The second Mountain Cross trail, ‘Blue Hare’ is 1,900m long, a blue single track with easy jumps, bomb holes, bermed corners, avoidance lanes and with passing places will hopefully open by the end of June 2009.

The first sections of both trails are combined at the top of the hill, with extra width and options of feature difficulty.

A “European style” lodge functions as the centre of all the activities, which in the summer also include deval carts, go carts and quad bikes. Here there is a restaurant, bar, toiletes and from July onwards bike hire and cleaning facilities.

A new 360 degree web-cam at [www.webcam-ski.com] gives an up to date picture of the conditions on the hill, with specific zoom in points for the attractions.
h11lly


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 22.03hrs on Sun 31 May 09
I got some great photos and a thumbs up report from Sandy and friends who were trying out the new Red Fox trail today.

Photos here [www.winterhighland.info]

Helen
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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 13.51hrs on Mon 1 Jun 09
Looks good how much do they charge for the biking? is it per uplift or per day 1/2 day basis.



Edited 1 times. Last edit at 13.57hrs Mon 1 Jun 09 by naefearjustbeer.
h11lly


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Re: The Lecht bike park gets planning permission
Date Posted: 00.09hrs on Thu 4 Jun 09
Sandy and friends payed £14 for a 4 hour lift pass. According to Mtbr forum it's £20 for the day. Like Nevis you have to sign a form saying you won't hold them responsible if you injure yourself.

Helen
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