Authentic Ayrshire Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Dreghorn

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Challenge yourself with a demanding road cycling route in Ayrshire

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Gear up for an authentic cycling adventure in Ayrshire, where you'll encounter challenging climbs and breathtaking descents. With its high level of difficulty, this route is only recommended for experienced cyclists looking for an adrenaline-filled challenge. This epic tour will take you through diverse landscapes, from open moorland to peaceful woodland, while passing by beautiful castles and idyllic villages. At the end of your journey, you'll have conquered some impressive ascents and enjoyed thrilling descents that will leave you wanting more. This route truly showcases the raw beauty of Ayrshire and its incredible cycling potential.

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83 km

508 m

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Start: Dreghorn Village center

Dreghorn: Cycling paradise in Southern Scotland

Dreghorn, located in Southern Scotland, offers a picturesque cycling experience with beautiful landscapes and rolling hills. The roads are well-maintained and provide a smooth ride for both road and gravel cyclists. The area is relatively quiet and not too crowded, allowing cyclists to fully enjoy their ride without much traffic. While there are no famous cycling-related spots in Dreghorn, the nearby countryside offers plenty of opportunities for exploration. Overall, Dreghorn is a cyclist's paradise, offering peaceful rides and stunning views.

12 km

AuchentiberVillage

Auchentiber is home to Auchentiber Old Kirk, a 17th-century ruined church providing a glimpse into the region's religious history.

35 km

ElderslieTown

Elderslie is the birthplace of famous Scottish knight William Wallace. Visit the Wallace Monument and pay homage to this national hero.

43 km

Dykebarhill52 mPeak

At Dykebarhill, take in the magnificent views over the city of Paisley, the historic center of textile manufacturing in Scotland.

45 km

HurletSub-urb

Stop at Hurlet and discover the impressive Hurlet Coal Mine, which played a significant role in Scotland's industrial history.

68 km

FenwickVillage

Fenwick is known for its picturesque surroundings. Take a moment to enjoy the tranquility of Fenwick Moor, a nature reserve filled with rare wildlife.