Kirkliston Excursion from Mayfield

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Embark on an exciting road cycling adventure to Kirkliston and soak in the stunning views along the way.

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Begin your road cycling adventure from Mayfield to Kirkliston, a historic village boasting stunning architecture and charming streets. With a total ascent of 613 meters and a distance of 78 kilometers, this route offers a thrilling challenge for experienced cyclists. Take in the peaceful surroundings as you pass through Hopefield and Colinton. Enjoy the panoramic vistas from the Forth Bridges Viewpoint, showcasing the iconic landmarks that connect Edinburgh and Fife. Appreciate the historical significance of Kirkliston and immerse yourself in its fascinating past. Discover the beauty of Dunsapie Crag and feel the wind on your face as you conquer its inclines. Complete the route with a ride through Newtongrange, admiring the peaceful landscapes along the way. This road cycling adventure promises breathtaking scenery and a chance to discover the intriguing history of Eastern Scotland.

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Start: Newtongrange City center

Mayfield: Exploring the diverse routes of Mayfield on two wheels

Situated in the Eastern Scotland region of the United Kingdom, Mayfield is a locality with cycling opportunities suitable for both road and gravel enthusiasts. The locality features a mix of flatter roads and rolling hills, providing exciting routes. Mayfield itself is a small village characterized by traditional architecture and a laid-back atmosphere. For cyclists seeking a challenge, the nearby cycle loop incorporating the climb of Arthur's Seat provides an iconic and demanding journey. Mayfield, with its scenic surroundings and cycling-friendly environment, is a great choice for cyclists visiting Eastern Scotland.