Drumclog Off Road Centre
Motocross & Enduro
Drumclog Off Road Centre near Strathaven is one of Scotland’s best-known pay-and-play off-road riding venues, with a hardpack motocross track plus enduro terrain across woodland, mud, bogs, river crossings and steep ground. Check current opening times, booking and access information before travelling.
1200 acres of off-road terrain
MX surface: Hardpack / stony
Also offers: Enduro / 4x4 / quad riding
Area: Drumclog / South Lanarkshire
2026 day pass: From £35 adult
Drumclog Motocross Track & Off-Road Centre
Drumclog is more than a standalone motocross track. Drumclog Off-Road Centre covers around 1200 acres at Stoneyhill Farm and welcomes motocross and enduro bikes alongside quads and 4x4 vehicles.
Across the wider site you can expect woodland, rivers, mud, bogs and steep climbs and descents. The motocross side is generally described as a fast, stony hardpack track with berms, jumps and elevation changes.
Hardpack MX + mixed off-road
For motocross, Drumclog is generally described as a fast hardpack or stony circuit. Away from the MX track, the wider site is much more varied, with mud, woodland, river crossings, bogs and steep technical terrain.
Drumclog Motocross Track Location & Directions
Drumclog motocross track and off-road centre is at Stoneyhill Farm in Drumclog, South Lanarkshire, around 30 miles from Glasgow and roughly 60 miles from Edinburgh.
Area: Near Strathaven / South Lanarkshire
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Road EntranceWhat to expect at Drumclog Motocross Track
Drumclog combines a hardpack motocross track with a very large mixed-terrain off-road area, making it quite different from a normal standalone MX practice track. For other options, browse the Scottish motocross track directory or the wider Where to Ride in Scotland guide.
Motocross Track
The MX track is generally described as fast, stony and hardpack, with berms, jumps and elevation changes.
Enduro Terrain
The wider site includes woods, rivers, mud, bogs, steep climbs and descents, giving enduro riders a much broader range of terrain.
Pay & Play
The venue sells pre-bookable day passes and camp-and-ride options. Adult 2026 day passes are advertised from £35.
Safety Kit
Helmets, boots and gloves are mandatory for motocross and enduro riders. Always check the venue's current rules before riding.
Book before you travel
Drumclog currently operates as a bookable pay-and-play venue. The official 2026 booking page lists adult and kids day passes, camp-and-ride weekends, Family Week and Mudfest dates.
The site information page lists Friday, Saturday and Sunday opening, but the venue explicitly warns that opening times vary. Always check the current booking calendar and latest updates before setting off.
Check the live booking page
Do not rely on fixed weekly opening times. Drumclog states that opening varies, so check the live 2026 booking calendar, current site updates and any vehicle or safety requirements before travelling.
Common questions about Drumclog Off-Road Centre
Can you ride a dirt bike at Drumclog?
Yes. The venue explicitly welcomes motocross and enduro motorcycles as well as quads and 4x4 vehicles.
What type of terrain is Drumclog?
The MX track is generally described as hardpack and stony, while the wider 1200-acre site includes woodland, rivers, mud, bogs and steep terrain.
How much is Drumclog?
The official 2026 booking page advertises adult one-day off-road passes from £35. Check the current booking page for the latest price and available dates.
Where is Drumclog?
At Stoneyhill Farm, Drumclog, ML10 6RG in South Lanarkshire, roughly 30 miles from Glasgow.
More Scottish off-road riding
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Find more motocross tracks in Scotland
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MX DirectoryExplore Scottish enduro
Drumclog is also suitable for enduro bikes, so explore BRAAP's Scottish enduro guide.
Enduro GuideNew to off-road?
Start with the beginner guide for training, kit and first-session information.
Beginner GuideBook Drumclog
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Official BookingKnow Drumclog Off-Road Centre?
Track access and riding arrangements can change. If you run the venue or spot something in this guide that needs updating, let BRAAP Scotland know so riders get accurate information.