1745 Battlefield Viewpoint to Cockenzie and Port Seton Road Route
A road cycling route starting from Cockenzie
Experience a thrilling road cycling adventure from the 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint to Cockenzie and Port Seton.
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This 121 km long road route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for road cyclists, with a total ascent of 1023 meters. The route covers highlights such as the 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint, Ormiston, Little Dod, Hillside Knowe, Innerleithen, Caerlee HIll, Ven Law Hill, Eddleston, Burdiehouse, and Cockenzie and Port Seton. Riders can expect magnificent views and a chance to discover Scotland's rich history.
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Start: Cockenzie and Port Seton City centerCockenzie: 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.2 km
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1745 Battlefield ViewpointViewpointThe 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint offers a captivating glimpse into Scotland's past, with informative displays and stunning panoramic views.
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7 km
OrmistonVillageOrmiston is a charming village that has preserved its historical charm and offers visitors a relaxing break along their journey.
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32 km
Little Dod358 mPeakLittle Dod is a scenic hill with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
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41 km
Hillside Knowe335 mPeakHillside Knowe is a hidden gem known for its tranquil atmosphere and stunning vistas.
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61 km
InnerleithenTownInnerleithen is a vibrant town nestled in the heart of the Tweed Valley and is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and world-class mountain biking trails.
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63 km
Caerlee HIll259 mPeakCaerlee Hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and makes for a memorable stop along the route.
72 km
72 km
Ven Law Hill311 mPeakVen Law Hill provides breathtaking views of the Lammermuir Hills and is a perfect spot for a rest and enjoying the scenery.
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79 km
EddlestonVillageEddleston is a picturesque village surrounded by beautiful countryside and is known for its traditional Scottish charm.
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101 km
BurdiehouseSub-urbBurdiehouse is a historic residential area with a rich architectural heritage and quiet streets to explore.
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121 km
Cockenzie and Port SetonTownCockenzie and Port Seton is a picturesque coastal town with stunning beaches, a charming harbor, and a lively atmosphere.
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Finish: Cockenzie and Port Seton City centerCockenzie: Coastal cycling gem in Eastern Scotland
Cycling routes from Cockenzie:
Prestonpans to Cockenzie and Port Seton Road Route Bolton to Cockenzie and Port Seton Gravel Route Countryside Escape The Gravel Adventure Bolton to Cockenzie and Port Seton Gravel Route Kingston to 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint Road Route Roads Less Traveled Scenic Delights Coastal Cruise 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint to Cockenzie and Port Seton Road Route
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