Exploring Dunoon's Gravel Routes

A gravel cycling route starting from Dunoon

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Embark on an exciting gravel cycling journey in Dunoon, exploring scenic surroundings and conquering challenging terrain.

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Discover Dunoon's gravel paradise with this 65 km cycling route, offering stunning landscapes, peaceful moments, and thrilling sections. This moderately difficult route includes highlights such as Sandbank, Holy Loch, Coylet, Loch Eck, Glenbranter, Stuck, Bird Hide, and Hunters Quay. With an ascent of 809 meters, this gravel route promises breathtaking views and an exhilarating adventure. It receives a difficulty rating of 3 out of 5 and exhibits an epicness score of 4 out of 5, making it a fantastic choice for gravel enthusiasts looking for a challenge.

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65 km

809 m

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Start: Dunoon City center

Dunoon: Cycling diversity and scenic beauty in the Highlands and Islands, UK.

Dunoon, located in the Highlands and Islands region of the United Kingdom, is a cyclist's paradise with its diverse terrain and scenic routes. The region offers a mix of challenging climbs, peaceful countryside roads, and coastal paths, providing something for every type of cyclist. Additionally, Dunoon is home to the Cowal Peninsula, which is renowned for its mountain biking trails and off-road adventures. The locality also boasts stunning views of the Firth of Clyde and the surrounding hills. With its rich cycling heritage and breathtaking landscapes, Dunoon is a must-visit destination for avid road and gravel cyclists.