Foxdale Road, Foxdale, IM9 3ET
Situated at 600 feet the name Archallagan means “high ridge” and consists of 371 acres of diversely planted trees and rough moorland. The plantation, created in 1873, has a crisscross of paths which are used by the Manx Orienteering and Manx Mountain Bike Club together with dog walkers, hikers and horse riders. A beautiful and […]
Glen Rushen Road, Glen Mooar, IM5
The planting of Arrasey began in 1935, and is mainly made up of Spruce, Pine and Larch. It has a wide track running through it which is popular for mountain bikes. Please remember the Country Code moto: Respect-Protect-Enjoy!
Ballaterson Fields, Ballaugh, IM7 5AN
Sitka spruce and Japanese larch make up the majority of the trees in this Glen which can be steep in places.There are also two large ponds at the base of the Glen which attract wildlife.
The Promenade, Port Erin, IM9 6PJ
Bradda Glen follows the coast up to Milner’s Tower on Bradda Head. The tower was built in 1871 by William Milner and is inspired by the shape of a key. The glen has beautiful panoramic views over Port Erin Bay down to the Calf of Man. It is rich with plants including Fuchsia and Gorse. […]
Mountain Road, West Baldwin, Kirk Michael
An upland area of open moorland heath and coniferous woodland Brandywell is a well known area for motor sport and more recently cycle sport with a dedicated rough trail climbing the hill.
Main Road, Cooilebane, Sulby, IM7 2HR
Brookdale is in an area of ancient forest land which includes Hazel and Oak. Much of the planation dates back to the early 1970s, with the usual Spruce and Larch. There are several well defined tracks running through the plantation and these are often used by Mountain Bikers.