Scottish MTB Awards
A celebration of all those that contribute towards making Scottish mountain biking world-class.
Since 2016, the Scottish Mountain Bike Awards have grown from the first ever event held in Aviemore, which attracted over 150 guests to the sold out events, attracting 200 plus folks, each year since. (Well, apart from 2020/21, for the obvious reason).
Scotland is widely recognised as a global leader in mountain biking and with the Scottish Mountain Bike Awards, we have the opportunity to highlight and celebrate all those that contribute towards making Scottish mountain biking world-class.
The awards have grown in stature across the industry, and businesses and individuals that are shortlisted and/or win their category are proud to share the news and update their websites, social media sites and branding with 'Scottish Mountain Bike Award Shortlisted/Winner'!
Categories from the Best Mountain Bike Product to the Best Festival of the Year to Pro Rider and Local Hero and many, many more are contested in friendly rivalry.
The Awards were always intended to be a pure celebration of all that Scottish mountain Biking has to offer across the country. A real chance to showcase all those special individuals, businesses and riders who shine and project Scotland onto the world stage.
They are a true celebration and we are always humbled by the applications we recieve and of course, the evening itself is pretty special.
The Awards are open to everyone to attend and we would urge you to do so if you can, at least one year. Come along, bring a few tissues and prepare to rub shoulders with the creme de la creme of the Scottish mountain bike scene.
Keep an eye on our social media channels as this will be where we first announce dates for the next event.
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