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Cycling Haven in Eastern Scotland


Cycling routes from Haddington

Haddington, situated in Eastern Scotland, United Kingdom, provides cyclists with an enjoyable and scenic cycling experience. The locality features well-maintained roads and charming countryside landscapes. Cyclists can explore the picturesque East Lothian region nearby, which offers various cycling routes for all skill levels. Haddington is close to the iconic climb of Danskine, known for both its steep ascent and superb views. With its tranquil atmosphere and diverse routes, Haddington is a great choice for road and gravel cyclists.

Take in the beauty of the Eastern Scottish countryside on this 50 km road trek.

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50 km
306 m
Chill

This road cycling route covers 50 km of scenic countryside, offering cyclists a delightful journey through picturesque villages and rolling hills. With a moderate level of difficulty, it is suitable for amateur cyclists who enjoy leisurely rides. Starting in Haddington, the route passes through East Linton and Pitcox, providing opportunities to explore charming towns along the way. The diverse landscapes and cultural heritage make this route an enjoyable experience for any cyclist seeking a serene journey.


Immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Scotland on this 69 km road adventure.

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69 km
1080 m
Tough

This scenic road adventure covers 69 km of picturesque landscapes and charming Scottish towns. With challenging ascents such as Newlands Hill and Soutra Hill, this route offers an exhilarating ride to test your endurance. Starting in Morham and passing through Soutra Aisle and East Saltoun, you'll be treated to stunning vistas and rich historical sites. Lennoxlove Acredales is a remarkable stop on this trip, with its majestic surroundings and captivating history. Perfect for experienced riders seeking a mix of scenery and cultural exploration.


Embark on a thrilling gravel ride through the picturesque outskirts of Haddington.

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39 km
313 m
Chill

Designed for gravel cycling enthusiasts, the Haddington Gravel Experience is a 39km route offering an exciting blend of challenging terrains, scenic beauty, and historic attractions. With an ascent of 313m, this route allows riders to explore the outskirts of Haddington, taking them along enchanting gravel paths and past notable landmarks. It is a perfect adventure for cyclists seeking a shorter but immersive gravel experience.


Experience thrilling gravel cycling through the Scottish countryside on this 80 km challenge.

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80 km
1100 m
Tough

This challenging 80 km gravel route is ideal for experienced cyclists craving thrill and adventure. Starting in Gifford, the route takes you through Lammer Law, Carfrae, and beyond, offering stunning panoramic views of the picturesque landscape. With challenging ascents like White Hill and the beautiful Ormiston, this route offers a true test of skill and endurance. Haddington is a worthwhile stop, famous for its rich history and charming streets. This epic route will leave you with unforgettable memories.


Experience the thrill of gravel cycling through the untamed beauty of East Lothian.

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87 km
1617 m
Tough

The East Lothian Gravel Challenge offers gravel cyclists an exhilarating ride through the magnificent landscapes of East Lothian. With an ascent of 1617m and a distance of 87km, this route showcases the hidden gems of the region, including ancient ruins, rolling hills, and secluded paths. It is a thrilling adventure for gravel enthusiasts seeking to explore off-the-beaten-path routes in Scotland.


Embark on a thrilling road cycling journey through the captivating Scottish Borders region.

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117 km
1389 m
Tough

The Scottish Borders Explorer takes cyclists on an immersive adventure through the diverse landscapes and historic towns of the Scottish Borders. With an ascent of 1389m and covering a distance of 117km, this road route showcases the region's remarkable beauty and rich cultural heritage. From rolling hills to ancient castles, this route offers a taste of everything that makes the Scottish Borders a cyclist's dream destination.


Explore the picturesque East Lothian countryside with challenging climbs and breathtaking views.

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126 km
1634 m
Tough

The East Lothian Gran Fondo offers a challenging cycling experience through the beautiful countryside of Eastern Scotland. With a distance of 126km and an ascent of 1634m, this road route takes you through charming villages, rolling hills, and stunning landscapes. Overall, it provides a diverse and rewarding cycling adventure.


Embark on a challenging road cycling adventure through the scenic Lammermuir Hills.

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91 km
1466 m
Savage

The Lammermuir Loop takes cyclists on a thrilling journey through the stunning Lammermuir Hills. Covering a distance of 91km and with an ascent of 1466m, this road route provides a perfect balance between challenging climbs and awe-inspiring scenery. The Lammermuir Hills offer a mix of remote wilderness, panoramic vistas, and historic landmarks, making this route a must-ride for any avid cyclist looking to experience Eastern Scotland's beauty.


Embark on a thrilling gravel ride through the beautiful landscapes of Eastern Scotland.

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113 km
1699 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route near Haddington promises an exciting adventure through the diverse terrain of Eastern Scotland. From challenging ascents to breathtaking descents, cyclists will be captivated by the scenic beauty of the region. The route covers a distance of 113 kilometers and includes notable highlights such as Gifford, Lammer Law, Dabshead Hill, Lauder, Kedslie Hill, Galashiels, Stow, White Hill, Pencaitland, and finally returns to Haddington.


Discover the historic towns and stunning countryside around Haddington.

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40 km
257 m
Tough

This 40 km gravel route takes you through picturesque villages, rolling hills, and offers some breathtaking views. Starting in Haddington, you'll pass through Pencaitland, known for its charming traditional houses and friendly locals. Take a moment to appreciate the splendor of the 1745 Battlefield Viewpoint, where a significant battle was fought. The route is moderate in difficulty, perfect for amateur cyclists looking for a pleasant day of cycling. Although not particularly epic, the natural beauty and historical landmarks along the way make this route a delightful choice for a leisurely ride.


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