The Galashiels Gravel Adventure
A gravel cycling route starting from Galashiels
Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure starting from Galashiels
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Explore the picturesque countryside of Southern Scotland on this challenging gravel route starting from Galashiels. With a total ascent of 1478 meters and a distance of 108 kilometers, this route offers stunning views, historical landmarks, and tranquil rural roads.
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Start: Galashiels City centerGalashiels: Cyclist-friendly locality with scenic landscapes and the famous Dingleton Hill climb in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom.
Galashiels, located in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom, offers a cyclist-friendly environment with a variety of road and gravel routes. Cyclists can explore the scenic landscapes of the Scottish Borders and enjoy riding through picturesque towns and villages. Galashiels is also home to the famous climb of Dingleton Hill, known for its steep gradient and challenging ascent. The locality offers a range of cycling paths and trails suitable for all levels of riders. With its stunning scenery and cycling options, Galashiels is a great destination for both cycling enthusiasts and nature lovers.0 km
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GalashielsTownStop by Galashiels, a vibrant town known for its textile heritage and enjoy the local landmarks and activities.
11 km
11 km
Kedslie Hill284 mPeakDiscover the scenic Kedslie Hill and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
19 km
19 km
Thirlestane CastleCastleAdmire the grandeur of Thirlestane Castle, a magnificent 16th-century castle known for its architectural beauty.
24 km
24 km
Dabshead Hill383 mPeakClimb up Dabshead Hill and enjoy the challenging ascent rewarded with breathtaking views.
37 km
37 km
Twin Law447 mPeakExplore the mystical Twin Law, an ancient hillfort that offers a sense of history and beautiful natural surroundings.
77 km
77 km
GreenlawVillageVisit Greenlaw, a charming village known for its peaceful atmosphere and friendly locals.
98 km
98 km
Leaderfoot ViaductViewpointWitness the architectural marvel of Leaderfoot Viaduct, an impressive structure spanning the Tweed River.
101 km
101 km
Melrose AbbeyCastle RuinsImmerse yourself in history at Melrose Abbey, a stunning ruined monastery known for its intricate architecture.
108 km
108 km
Finish: Galashiels City centerGalashiels: Cyclist-friendly locality with scenic landscapes and the famous Dingleton Hill climb in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom.
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