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Join us for accessible cycling adventures in Kinross-shire
We aim to improve the health and wellbeing of people of all ages within our community

We aim to improve the health and wellbeing of people of all ages within our community

Kinross-shire Trishaws and Community Cycling is a charity that organises and delivers cycling based recreational activities on bicycles, tricycles and adapted bikes. We aim to improve the quality of life for local people of all ages and abilities - improving physical and mental health and general wellbeing.
Our projects bring people together, foster a sense of belonging, drive social change, build local skills and knowledge, develop leadership, and improve confidence, esteem, and resilience. We are not aiming to develop “cyclists”, but rather, to use the medium of cycling in its various forms to improve peoples lives and increase social capital.

Social Rides Join our Spond group to access our community cycling programs. Download the free Spond App, create your account, then click HERE to sign up for our rides.
We bring people together for regular, fun, social, and inclusive rides to increase fitness and general wellbeing. Our guided and supported rides enable participants to buil
Social Rides Join our Spond group to access our community cycling programs. Download the free Spond App, create your account, then click HERE to sign up for our rides.
We bring people together for regular, fun, social, and inclusive rides to increase fitness and general wellbeing. Our guided and supported rides enable participants to build friendships and meet people from all walks of life. They create real community spirit that spills over into everything else. Plus, more bikes means less traffic and cleaner air for everyone! Local shops and cafes love the extra visitors, and riders feel better both physically and mentally. It's amazing how a simple bike ride can transform entire communities!

This is a six week programme on
Tuesday evenings running from
25th August to 29th Sept
(6.15pm - 8pm)
Enjoy a 30-minute gentle, guided cycle ride on traffic free paths, followed by a different well-being activity each week.
We have a small fleet of e-bikes and trikes available to borrow on a first come first served basis.
This is an exten
This is a six week programme on
Tuesday evenings running from
25th August to 29th Sept
(6.15pm - 8pm)
Enjoy a 30-minute gentle, guided cycle ride on traffic free paths, followed by a different well-being activity each week.
We have a small fleet of e-bikes and trikes available to borrow on a first come first served basis.
This is an extension to our highly successful positive spin programme which aims to improve mental and physical health and wellbeing and to link participants with local wellbeing providers

Positive Spin is an 8-week course aimed at people looking to boost their mental wellbeing by learning more about mental health, how to implement different tools and techniques which can help improve self-confidence and build resilience against the stresses of everyday life.
Starts Tue 18th August 2026
Times 10am - 1pm
Where The Boathouse, Pier Road, Kinross
To learn more, CLICK THIS TEXT

We take older people or those that cannot cycle themselves out for free rides on beautiful local paths and trails. We enable our passengers to feel the wind in their hair, to become reconnected with society and the environment. We tell, and listen to stories, and offer friendship where there might be loneliness and isolation. All of our
We take older people or those that cannot cycle themselves out for free rides on beautiful local paths and trails. We enable our passengers to feel the wind in their hair, to become reconnected with society and the environment. We tell, and listen to stories, and offer friendship where there might be loneliness and isolation. All of our rides are free.
We are affiliated to the national Cycling Without Age Scotland Network.
To book a ride, please email

We offer our local primary schools the opportunity to develop a “bike bus” to enable children and families to travel actively to school. A bike bus is an organised group cycle on a set route with timetabled stops along the way. Cycling to school in the bike bus increases physical activity and enables children to arrive at school feeling
We offer our local primary schools the opportunity to develop a “bike bus” to enable children and families to travel actively to school. A bike bus is an organised group cycle on a set route with timetabled stops along the way. Cycling to school in the bike bus increases physical activity and enables children to arrive at school feeling refreshed and ready to learn. This contributes to improved child physical and mental health. The bike buses will increase community spirit and provide safety in numbers – especially those that may not feel confident enough to make the journey by bike alone, but can manage as part of a larger, more visible group.

Our all-ability cycling programs open up the joy of riding to everyone, regardless of physical or cognitive abilities. They're amazing for health getting people moving outdoors in the fresh air in the lovely local countryside, boosting mood and creating friendships. We have a brand new fleet of all ability tricycles for adults suitable f
Our all-ability cycling programs open up the joy of riding to everyone, regardless of physical or cognitive abilities. They're amazing for health getting people moving outdoors in the fresh air in the lovely local countryside, boosting mood and creating friendships. We have a brand new fleet of all ability tricycles for adults suitable for those that have disabilities or health conditions that make it difficult to cycle a standard bike. Our bikes enable those with balance and coordination issues, vision issues or mobility issues to enjoy and experience cycling.
To receive invitations to sessions, please join our Spond Group by clicking this LINK.
For more information, please email Michelle at allability@ktacc.org.uk
Please note the maximum participant weight is 120kg (18.5 stones). Sturdy footwear and clothing for Scottish weather required.

Want to know why guided cycling trips are so fantastic? You get to explore amazing places without stressing about getting lost or missing the good stuff! Your knowledgeable guides share stories about local history and take you to those special spots tourists never find. You'll build skills and confidence with friendly experts watching yo
Want to know why guided cycling trips are so fantastic? You get to explore amazing places without stressing about getting lost or missing the good stuff! Your knowledgeable guides share stories about local history and take you to those special spots tourists never find. You'll build skills and confidence with friendly experts watching your back, plus make new friends who love cycling just as much as you do! Whether you're just starting out or you've been riding for years, these trips let you focus on the fun parts while someone else creates the routes and guides you to the all the best places. Our guided rides are of varying distances to make them inclusive for those just starting out or those that can go a bit further, and everything in between. These are suitable for local people and visitors to the area and are held on a variety of terrain utilising local 'cycling friendly' green routes.

New Block Starting Spring 2027
We are excited to be delivering a new size and fitness inclusive cycling programme. We believe that cycling is for everyone no matter your shape, size, ability or weight.
We believe that anyone who wants to ride a bike should be able to. Cycling is a fantastic form of low intensity exercise which is great fo
New Block Starting Spring 2027
We are excited to be delivering a new size and fitness inclusive cycling programme. We believe that cycling is for everyone no matter your shape, size, ability or weight.
We believe that anyone who wants to ride a bike should be able to. Cycling is a fantastic form of low intensity exercise which is great for body and mind. Everyone is welcome to our sessions.
We have e-bikes available to borrow or you can bring your own bike. We also have helmets available to borrow to fit most head sizes.
New Sign Ups from March 2027

Kinross-shire offers cyclists a perfect blend of scenic countryside and historical charm. Centered around Loch Leven, riders can enjoy the 13-mile Heritage Trail with stunning views of the castle where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. Gentle rolling hills provide accessible routes for families, while connecting paths to the Kingdom of
Kinross-shire offers cyclists a perfect blend of scenic countryside and historical charm. Centered around Loch Leven, riders can enjoy the 13-mile Heritage Trail with stunning views of the castle where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. Gentle rolling hills provide accessible routes for families, while connecting paths to the Kingdom of Fife and Perthshire attract more adventurous cyclists. Local villages welcome visitors with cozy cafés and accommodation, making Kinross-shire an ideal base for exploring central Scotland's diverse cycling network.

KT&CC advocates for safer cycling infrastructure across Kinross-shire. We combine strategic lobbying with community engagement to push for improved path networks and maps of local cycleways. Our volunteers have built strong relationships with transportation bodies such as The Walk, Wheel, Cycle Trust (formerly Sustrans) and Cycling UK to
KT&CC advocates for safer cycling infrastructure across Kinross-shire. We combine strategic lobbying with community engagement to push for improved path networks and maps of local cycleways. Our volunteers have built strong relationships with transportation bodies such as The Walk, Wheel, Cycle Trust (formerly Sustrans) and Cycling UK to influence policymakers and planning officials. We are currently working with Perth and Kinross Council to upgrade the National Cycle Network Route 775 that runs through Kinross and Milnathort (presently designated 'very poor'). To achieve this, we are engaging with Persimmon Homes to upgrade the country park paths at Weavers Gait which have not been developed to be accessible to those on adapted bikes, trishaws, pushchairs, scooters and wheelchairs. Persimmon will not be investing any further in this development and we at KT&CC have taken on the mantel to address this situation for the benefit of the community and to provide safe passages for all riders and wheelers. Our practical approach balances grassroots activism with evidence-based advocacy, making us effective champions for cyclists of all abilities across urban and rural environments.

Volunteers are the life blood of our charity. We have a fantastic group of dedicated people that support and drive our work. We are always keen to welcome new volunteers. We provide training to enhance skills, and mentors and buddies to support new volunteers as they gain confidence. Each person that delivers programs and services for KTC
Volunteers are the life blood of our charity. We have a fantastic group of dedicated people that support and drive our work. We are always keen to welcome new volunteers. We provide training to enhance skills, and mentors and buddies to support new volunteers as they gain confidence. Each person that delivers programs and services for KTCC carries out meaningful tasks that make a real difference to people’s lives creating tangible and measurable impact. We really appreciate the skills, dedication and time provided by our wonderful volunteers. We have various social events throughout the year to bring everyone together and thank them for their efforts. We recognise, appreciate and acknowledge each volunteer’s contribution and encourage feedback and evaluation.
We hope that the supportive environment we offer will enable our volunteers to grow and develop, to gain skills, build friendships, and enjoy their time with us, making a difference within the community.
If you are interested in volunteering, please click here to complete our volunteer registration form.
Guided rides across Kinross-shire



