Historic Ayrshire Tour

A road cycling route starting from Ayr

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Embark on a journey through historic Ayrshire, visiting ancient sites and landmarks.

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Discover the rich history of Ayrshire with the Historic Ayrshire Tour. This 42-kilometer route takes you through ancient sites, historic villages, and breathtaking landscapes. With an ascent of 406 meters, it offers a moderate challenge suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Visit Tarbolton, renowned for its connection to Rabbie Burns and his poetry, and explore the village's fascinating past. Pass through Mauchline, where you can visit the Burns House Museum and learn about the famous poet's life and inspiration. Along the route, you'll also encounter Coylton, with its ponds and tranquil ambiance, providing a perfect spot for a break. The Historic Ayrshire Tour offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the heritage and culture of this enchanting region.

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Start: Ayr City center

Ayr: Coastal and countryside beauty, with challenging climbs.

Ayr is a locality in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom. It offers a range of cycling options, suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The area features well-maintained roads that pass through beautiful coastal landscapes and charming countryside. Cyclists can explore the Ayrshire coast, with its sandy beaches and seaside villages, or venture inland to discover historic castles and rolling hills. Notable cycling attractions in the vicinity include the Ayrshire Alps, a series of challenging climbs popular among cyclists. Ayr also hosts various cycling events and races throughout the year, making it a vibrant destination for cyclists.