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Kingston to 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint Road Route


A road cycling route starting from Cockenzie

Embark on an epic road cycling adventure from Kingston to the 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint.

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This challenging 137 km road route offers breathtaking scenery and an ascent of 1607 meters. The route covers highlights such as Kingston, East Linton, Stoneypath Tower, Wrunk Law, Gavinton, Westruther, Lauder, Turf Law, Ormiston, the 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint, and Cockenzie and Port Seton. Riders can expect stunning countryside vistas and a chance to explore historic landmarks along the way.

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137 km
1607 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Cockenzie and Port Seton City center
Cockenzie: Coastal cycling gem in Eastern Scotland
Cockenzie, located in Eastern Scotland, United Kingdom, provides road and gravel cyclists with a unique experience. The locality is known for its rugged coastal scenery and charming fishing village, creating a visually stunning backdrop for cycling adventures. Cyclists can enjoy exploring the well-preserved historical sites in the area, such as Preston Mill and St Clement's Church. Although not famous for cycling-related spots or climbs, Cockenzie's natural beauty and cultural attractions make it a worthwhile destination for cyclists seeking a coastal adventure.
KingstonHamlet
Kingston is a picturesque village located on the banks of the River Tyne and is a popular starting point for scenic road cycling routes.
East LintonVillage
East Linton offers a beautiful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, with its quaint streets and proximity to the River Tyne.
Stoneypath TowerCastle
Stoneypath Tower is a historic tower house nestled in the countryside, known for its impressive architecture and scenic location.
Wrunk Law364 mPeak
Wrunk Law is a prominent hill offering panoramic views of the Border region and surrounding landscapes.
GavintonVillage
Gavinton is a charming village famous for its picturesque cottages and tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect stop along the route.
WestrutherVillage
Westruther is a traditional Scottish village known for its untouched natural beauty and friendly locals.
LauderVillage
Lauder is a historic town that serves as a gateway to the stunning Scottish Borders, with its scenic countryside and charming architecture.
Turf Law380 mPeak
Turf Law is a must-visit highlight offering breathtaking views of the Scottish Borders and surrounding peaks.
OrmistonVillage
Ormiston is a picturesque village with a rich history and plenty of attractions for visitors to enjoy.
1745 Battlefield ViewpointViewpoint
The 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint provides a fascinating insight into the Battle of Prestonpans and offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Finish: Cockenzie and Port Seton City center
Cockenzie: Coastal cycling gem in Eastern Scotland

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