We’re really excited for the Big Bike Weekend 2026 this June! See our poster and details below on how to get invovled.

FRINGE EVENTS

NATA TRAIL TIDY & DIG DAY

The North Argyll Trail Association (NATA) are hosting two digs ahead of the weekend, as part of the ‘Take Care of Your Trails’ campaign. Find out more though NATA’s instagram.

BIG BIKE WEEKEND FILM NIGHT & COMMUNITY MEAL

In collaboration with The Rockfield Centre, we’re hosting a film night to get hyped for the weekend ahead! We’ve got a fantastic lineup of films to share, all about the joy that bikes can bring to our lives. We’ll be hosting an optional community meal to catch up with friends before the films begin. Tickets can be bought via The Rockfield Centre’s website.

SATURDAY 6TH JUNE

LED RIDES

Our staff and volunteers will be running a day of led rides in Oban and at Sutherland’s Grove. Rides are ability-based, with rides in Oban being on paths for beginners, and rides at Sutherland’s Grove for off-path riders. Advanced riders can enjoy a session led by Junior DH Champion Daniel Parfitt! Head to our Eventbrite page for more information and to book your spot - places are limited!

SUNDAY 7TH JUNE

WOMEN’S RIDE

The wonderful Charlotte from the North Argyll Cycle Club will be leading another very popular women’s ride from the Corran Halls to Dunbeg along the cycle path (8 miles). There will be a stop at the Kettle Garden Café at Dunollie where refreshments will be provided. Head to our Eventbrite page for more info and to let us know you’re coming!

KIDS BIKE EVENT

Our kids bike event will be back at Ganavan! A full event pack can be viewed here for more details.

10am: On-the-day registration*

From 10am: Bike skills and games

1pm: Bike event starts!

*Please allow plenty of time for registration AND if your kids have not tried the course already, please also leave time to explore the course with them.

Throughout the day, we will also have a bike arts & crafts tent to jazz-up your bike, and our Dr. Bike will be around between 10am-1pm to see to any poorly bikes.

All of this is made possible thanks to our incredible volunteers, collaborators and with the kind permission of Forestry and Land Scotland and Dunstaffnage Estate for use of their land.