The Scottish Borderlands

A road cycling route starting from Coldstream

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Cycle through the captivating Scottish Borderlands on this scenic road route.

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Explore the enchanting Scottish Borderlands with this scenic road cycling route. With a total ascent of 387 meters and a distance of 44 kilometers, this route is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Along the way, you'll pass by some remarkable highlights, including Duddo Hill, a stunning viewpoint offering panoramic vistas. White Hill is another highlight worth stopping by, with its beautiful landscape and tranquil atmosphere. Milfield is a charming village with historical importance, while East Learmouth offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside. Fireburnmill is the perfect spot for a picnic, with its peaceful ambiance and natural beauty. The Scottish Borderlands route showcases the region's captivating scenery and rich history, making it a memorable cycling experience.

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44 km

387 m

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Start: Wark Village center

Coldstream: Coldstream, Southern Scotland: Cycling Through Scottish Beauty and History

Coldstream in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom is a fantastic locality for road and gravel cyclists. The region offers stunning landscapes, with rolling hills, picturesque rivers, and charming Scottish villages. The roads are generally in good condition, and there are many quiet country roads for peaceful rides. Sports cyclists can enjoy the infamous Carter Bar climb nearby, which offers a challenging ascent with breathtaking views. Coldstream itself is known for its rich history and beautiful Castle, offering a unique cultural experience alongside the cycling routes. Overall, Coldstream ranks 5 in terms of cycling friendliness and is a must-visit destination for any cycling enthusiast.