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A road cycling route starting from Cockenzie

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Discover hidden gems and scenic landscapes on this road cycling route near Cockenzie.

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Embark on a 148 km road cycling adventure through breathtaking landscapes and lesser-known destinations. Starting near Cockenzie, this route takes you to highlights like Kingston, a charming village known for its historic buildings. Explore the tranquility of Spott, a hidden gem surrounded by rolling hills. Cranshaws offers stunning views of the expansive Scottish countryside, while Duns Law takes you through peaceful farmlands. Make a stop at Gavinton, a picturesque village with quaint cottages and friendly locals. Greenlaw invites you to wander its streets and discover its hidden history, while Oxton treats you to beautiful landscapes and idyllic villages. Don't miss the legendary Soutra Hill climb before reaching East Saltoun, a delightful village that serves as the perfect spot for a break. Finish your ride with beautiful coastal views of Cockenzie and Port Seton.

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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.