Welcome to Central Scotland, home to an abundance of breathtaking scenery and mile after mile of enjoyable biking roads.

Central Scotland covers an area of around 1024 sq miles and incorporates the local authorities of Stirling, Falkirk and Clackmannanshire Councils.

The area is said to reflect Scotland in miniature. There is a rich mix of historic sites, including Bannockburn, Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument and stunning countryside such as the splendour of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. These areas are linked and intertwined with some of the regions finest biking roads which will undoubtedly fulfill the needs of bikers at all skill levels and experience.

Throughout Central Scotland, there are a number of local eateries that offer some fine hospitality for bikers. Most noteworthy of these are:-

‘The Green Welly Stop’ at the junction of the A82 and A85 in the village of Tyndrum. A few miles north west of Crianlarich, it is a very popular ‘pit stop’ for motorcyclists, and from here you are spoilt for choice with routes leading towards Oban and Fort William.

There is a designated motorcycle parking area, fuel and a wide selection of food available at both ‘The Green Welly Stop’ and the ‘Real Food Café’ on the opposite side of the road.

The Burger Bar situated at the top of Glen Ogle on the A85, north of Lochearnhead, is also a famous bikers’ stop and heavily used at weekends during the biking season. This stop also provides you with a great opportunity to chat with fellow bikers amongst beautiful surroundings.

The town of Callander on the A84, northwest of Stirling is a favourite with bikers. Park up in the Meadows car park situated on the banks of the River Teith and sample some of the famous Fish ‘n Chips and ice cream.

The maps on our web pages can be downloaded along with detailed descriptions that will assist even the most experienced rider. You can pick up ‘Around The Corner’ pocket sized maps at these biker stops and numerous other petrol stations and coffee stops throughout the area.

Police motorcyclists are regularly out on patrol on these routes, please feel free to come and chat with us at any time. We are more than happy to answer any questions, pass on the benefits of our knowledge and experience or just engage in a bit of friendly banter.
Please enjoy yourselves on our roads, be courteous to other motorists and take care ‘Around The Corner’!