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Cycling Paradise in Eastern Scotland


Cycling routes from East Linton

East Linton, located in Eastern Scotland, is a charming locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers picturesque landscapes and serene roads that are perfect for cycling. One notable cycling spot nearby is the well-known Dunbar, where cyclists can enjoy beautiful coastal views while riding. Overall, East Linton is a great destination for cyclists seeking peaceful countryside routes and a chance to explore the scenic Scottish region.

Embark on a gravel adventure from East Linton to Athelstaneford and enjoy the rugged beauty of the countryside.

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39 km
296 m
Chill

Escape the beaten path and take on this gravel adventure from East Linton to Athelstaneford. With a moderate difficulty rating, this 39-kilometer route offers a total ascent of 296 meters. Experience the serene atmosphere of Athelstaneford and immerse yourself in its natural beauty. Take in the views from Gullane and explore the remnants of medieval Waughton Castle.


Embark on a rugged and scenic journey through ancient castles and rolling hills

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84 km
1545 m
Tough

This challenging gravel route takes you on a thrilling exploration of the glorious landscapes surrounding East Linton. Cycling through countryside paths and hilly terrains, you'll pass by Yester Castle, a medieval fortress enveloped in history, before reaching the breathtaking summit of Lammer Law. The surreal beauty of Bleak Law and Gifford, along with the hidden gem of Hailes Castle, ensure this route will leave a lasting impression on any cyclist. With its diverse landscapes and challenging terrain, this route is suitable for experienced riders looking for an epic and adventurous ride. Overall, the route offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the scenic beauty and rich history of Eastern Scotland.


Enjoy a leisurely ride through charming seaside towns and historic landmarks

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35 km
258 m
Chill

This delightful road route takes you on a scenic tour through the coastal beauty surrounding East Linton. Starting from Athelstaneford, known for being the birthplace of the Saltire flag, the route continues on to the picturesque town of North Berwick. Ascend North Berwick Law for stunning views of the coastline before returning through historic sites like Preston Mill. With gentle ascents and pleasant coastal stretches, this route is suited for cyclists of all levels who appreciate beautiful vistas and cultural landmarks. Overall, this tour allows you to immerse yourself in the charm of Eastern Scotland's coastal towns and historic attractions.


A picturesque route through the scenic countryside near East Linton

road
92 km
782 m
Tough

The East Linton loop is a beautiful round-trip cycling route that takes you through the stunning countryside near East Linton in eastern Scotland. With a total distance of 92 kilometers and an ascent of 782 meters, this route offers a challenging but rewarding cycling experience. The road surface is well-maintained, making it suitable for road cycling enthusiasts. The route showcases the natural beauty of the region, passing by charming villages, rolling hills, and historic castles.


Discover the charming village of West Barns on this scenic round-trip cycling route.

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103 km
1463 m
Tough

Cycle through the picturesque countryside from East Linton to West Barns and back, enjoying stunning views along the way. This route offers a moderate level of difficulty, with a total ascent of 1463 meters over a distance of 103 kilometers. Experience the beauty of Innerwick Castle, located just 18 kilometers into the route. Continue on to admire the panoramic views from Ecclaw Hill and Abbey Hill. Make sure to take a refreshing break at Duns Castle before conquering Wrunk Law and Newlands Hill. The route concludes with a thrilling descent through Whittingehame back to East Linton.


Embark on an adventure from East Linton to Hailes Castle and discover the region's rich history.

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70 km
351 m
Tough

Cycle from East Linton to the fascinating Hailes Castle on this historical adventure. With a moderate difficulty rating, this 70-kilometer route offers a total ascent of 351 meters. Explore the impressive ruins of Hailes Castle and learn about its turbulent history. Enjoy the panoramic views from Pencaitland and immerse yourself in Musselburgh's lively atmosphere. Conclude your journey with a visit to the medieval remains of Waughton Castle.


Explore the picturesque countryside on this scenic loop

road
37 km
340 m
Chill

This route takes you through the beautiful countryside near East Linton, offering stunning views and a pleasant, leisurely ride. The route starts in East Linton and meanders through quiet country roads, passing by the historic Traprain Law and charming villages like Bolton. The highlight of the route is reaching Preston Mill, a historic working watermill with a peaceful ambiance. Overall, this route is suitable for all levels of cyclists who appreciate the tranquility of the countryside.


Embark on a challenging loop from East Linton to Whittingehame and conquer thrilling climbs.

road
83 km
1180 m
Tough

Challenge yourself with this exhilarating loop from East Linton to Whittingehame. With a difficulty rating of 4, this 83-kilometer route offers a total ascent of 1180 meters. Visit the historic Whittingehame estate and enjoy the captivating views from Meikle Law. Conquer the famous Soutra Hill and experience the thrill of reaching its summit. Explore the charming town of Haddington before concluding your journey in East Linton.


A thrilling gravel adventure through the scenic countryside near East Linton

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52 km
335 m
Chill

The Gravel Adventure is an exhilarating round-trip cycling route that takes you on a thrilling ride through the scenic countryside near East Linton in eastern Scotland. Covering a distance of 52 kilometers and with an ascent of 335 meters, this gravel route is suitable for adventurous cyclists looking for a challenge. The route combines well-maintained gravel paths with quiet country roads, offering a diverse and exciting cycling experience. Throughout the route, you will encounter beautiful landscapes, charming villages, and historic landmarks.


A challenging route with breathtaking hill climbs near East Linton

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103 km
1397 m
Savage

The Hill Challenge is a demanding round-trip cycling route that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the steep hills near East Linton in eastern Scotland. With a total distance of 103 kilometers and an ascent of 1397 meters, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking a thrilling challenge. The road surface is well-suited for road cycling enthusiasts, but be prepared for some challenging climbs along the way. As you conquer the hills, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and pass by historic landmarks.


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