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Stewarton Roundtrip


A road cycling route starting from Beith

A challenging road route through the scenic countryside near Beith.

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This 141 km round trip route starts near Beith and takes you through picturesque towns and villages. The route features 1,498 meters of ascent, making it a challenging ride even for well-trained amateurs. With highlights such as Ballageich Hill and Eaglesham along the way, this route offers stunning views and a chance to explore some beautiful landscapes in Southern Scotland. The difficulty level of the route is 4 out of 5, requiring excellent fitness and cycling skills. Overall, this route is perfect for riders seeking a challenging, scenic adventure in the area.

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141 km
1498 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Beith City center
Beith: Cycling paradise in Southern Scotland
Beith is a locality located in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Beith offers a diverse range of cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The roads in the area are well-maintained, providing smooth and comfortable rides. Cyclists can enjoy the picturesque countryside and rolling hills while exploring the region. Additionally, there are numerous off-road trails and paths available for gravel cycling enthusiasts. Overall, Beith is a great destination for both road and gravel cyclists looking to explore the beautiful landscapes of Southern Scotland.
StewartonTown
Stewarton offers a charming town center with historic architecture and local cafes, perfect for a rest stop.
Ballageich Hill333 mPeak
Ballageich Hill provides a challenging climb with rewarding panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
EagleshamVillage
Eaglesham is a quaint village known for its beautiful stone cottages and well-preserved historic buildings.
Woodhead105 mPeak
Woodhead is a scenic spot with peaceful woodland and trails, offering a relaxing pit stop on the route.
TwecharVillage
Twechar is a former mining village with interesting industrial heritage, including the impressive Twechar Crane.
Tak Ma Doon Road Viewing and Picnic AreaViewpoint
Tak Ma Doon Road Viewing and Picnic Area is an ideal stop to admire the stunning views of the surrounding countryside and enjoy a picnic.
Bar Hill161 mPeak
Bar Hill is an ancient Roman fort with the remains of a commanding tower and excellent views of Central Scotland.
KirkintillochTown
Kirkintilloch is a historic town with a charming canal and vibrant town center, perfect for a quick browse or coffee break.
ProvanmillSub-urb
Provanmill is a lively residential area with diverse shops and bustling local markets, offering a taste of local culture during the ride.
Broom Hill66 mPeak
Broom Hill is a peaceful location with scenic views and an ideal spot for a moment of relaxation.
NeilstonTown
Neilston is a traditional Scottish village with friendly locals, cozy eateries, and traditional pubs, providing a warm welcome on the route.
HessilheadHamlet
Hessilhead offers a scenic spot with tranquil nature reserves and wildlife, perfect for nature lovers and birdwatching enthusiasts.
Finish: Beith City center
Beith: Cycling paradise in Southern Scotland

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