After a small section of rock dislodged, we were approached to consult on a solution to stabilise the rock on the bank of the Clunie Water, adjacent to the Fife Arms Hotel, Braemar.
This project was to create a community-driven natural trail focused on less experienced riders. We wanted to create a trail with a low entry barrier but also a trail experienced riders could shred.
With the aim of building a new finish to the original Pitfichie downhill trail, we kept the natural feel rough and rugged throughout the build process.
Taking place over three years, we have completed four river improvement projects for Edwin Third of the Dee District Salmon Fisheries Board under the supervision of cbec's Hamish Moir.
With the aim of setting up mountain biking trails that would be suitable for all ages and abilities, we began working with Aboyne Bike Park Association and Mid Deeside Limited in 2013 to bring an exciting new bike park to Bell Wood.
To enhance the mobility of people living in the area and improve user experience, Aberdeen City Council contracted us to repair and enhance the existing Auchmill Community Woodland Path and construct new paths beside Auchmill Golf Course.
Constructed primarily with as-dug and processed as-dug sub soils, we've designed and built over 10km of blue, red and orange grade MTB trails at the Glenlivet Estate.
Part of the development of a Sustrans long distance route, Phase 3 of the Loch Earn Railway Path provides a much-needed safe walking route from Dalchonzie to St Fillans.
Aberdeen City Council contracted us to remove a narrow and not-fit-for-purpose walkway from a riverside path in Dyce, replacing it with a new, accessible footbridge that would be safe and low maintenance.
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