From Dreghorn to Springside

A road cycling route starting from Dreghorn

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Explore the picturesque countryside on a gravel cycling adventure

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Map miniature of "From Dreghorn to Springside" cycling inspiration in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This off-road cycling tour takes you from Dreghorn to Springside, offering a unique experience of the Scottish countryside. With a moderate level of difficulty, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking to explore unpaved paths and enjoy a true adventure. Along the way, you'll pass through charming villages, cycle along quiet country lanes, and marvel at the beautiful natural landscapes. The highlights of this route include ancient sites, small creeks, and scenic viewpoints that offer breathtaking panoramas. Be prepared to embark on an exciting gravel cycling adventure as you discover the hidden gems of this area.

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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.

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DreghornVillage

Start your journey in Dreghorn and head towards Barrmill, passing through rugged landscapes and following narrow gravel paths beside picturesque streams.

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BarrmillVillage

Explore the village of Barrmill and visit the remnants of the ancient Auchinbathie Tower, a medieval tower house providing a glimpse into Scotland's past.