The Windy Moors
A road cycling route starting from Anstruther
Explore the wild Scottish moors on this epic cycling adventure that will test your limits.
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Embark on an epic cycling journey through the untamed moorlands of Eastern Scotland. This route is characterised by steep climbs, sweeping descents, and expansive views of the rugged landscape. Highlights include Bridge of Earn, a historic village with a charming atmosphere, and Kilrenny, a hidden gem overflowing with Scottish character. Difficulty: 5 Epicness: 5
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Start: Cellardyke Village centerAnstruther: Charming town with coastal and rural cycling routes
Anstruther is a charming town located in Eastern Scotland, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Anstruther offers a mix of coastal and rural routes for both road and gravel cycling. The seaside views and rolling countryside provide cyclists with scenic and enjoyable routes to explore. One of the popular cycling spots near Anstruther is the Fife Coastal Route, which stretches along the coast and offers breathtaking views. The town itself has a rich maritime history and vibrant fishing industry, with colorful houses and a bustling harbor. Cyclists visiting Anstruther can also enjoy fresh seafood and visit nearby attractions such as the Scottish Fisheries Museum. Overall, Anstruther is a great destination for cyclists looking for coastal rides and cultural experiences.1 km
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AnstrutherTownAnstruther is the perfect starting and finishing point for this challenging route, providing ample opportunities to explore the local attractions and indulge in delicious seafood.
16 km
16 km
DrumeldrieHamletDrumeldie offers spectacular hillside views and a quiet setting, allowing for a well-deserved rest during your intense journey.
32 km
32 km
MarkinchTownMarkinch stands as a historic town with fascinating landmarks, offering a pleasantly serene atmosphere to enjoy while taking a break.
45 km
45 km
StrathmigloVillageStrathmiglo showcases the stunning natural beauty of the region, rewarding cyclists with breathtaking vistas at every turn.
49 km
49 km
Beins Law268 mPeakBeins Law tests your cycling skills with a steep climb, but the views from its summit are nothing short of spectacular, spanning across miles of unspoiled moorland.
60 km
60 km
Bridge of EarnTownBridge of Earn is a charming village with a fascinating history and stunning architecture, offering a chance to immerse yourself in Scotland's heritage.
77 km
77 km
NewburghTownNewburgh teems with scenic beauty, situated along the banks of the River Tay with stunning views encompassing expansive wetlands and dramatic vistas.
82 km
82 km
Glenduckie Hill218 mPeakGlenduckie Hill challenges cyclists with a demanding ascent, but rewards them with awe-inspiring panoramas of the surrounding moorlands and quaint countryside.
91 km
91 km
North Hill123 mPeakNorth Hill awaits determined cyclists seeking an unparalleled challenge, offering a demanding climb coupled with breathtaking views at its pinnacle.
102 km
102 km
DairsieVillageDairsie impresses with its historic architecture and bucolic setting, making it an engaging stop on this memorable cycling tour.
112 km
112 km
Drumcarrow Craig217 mPeakDrumcarrow Craig showcases nature's wonders, presenting cyclists with captivating scenery and rewarding efforts with remarkable panoramic views.
116 km
116 km
Peat InnHamletPeat Inn is the perfect stop to replenish energy, offering charming surroundings and delicious local fare in its renowned restaurants.
132 km
132 km
KilrennyVillageKilrenny welcomes cyclists with open arms, enticing them with its picturesque streets lined with historic buildings and idyllic scenery.
133 km
133 km
Finish: Cellardyke Village centerAnstruther: Charming town with coastal and rural cycling routes
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