Kilmarnock and its Surroundings

A road cycling route starting from Kilmarnock

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Experience the charming town of Kilmarnock and explore the scenic countryside

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This route takes you through the beautiful Southern Scotland countryside, starting in Kilmarnock. It offers a mix of rolling hills, quiet roads, and picturesque villages. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route covers a distance of 88km and includes approximately 606m of ascent. Cyclists will be rewarded with stunning views and a chance to discover some local highlights along the way.

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Kilmarnock City center

Kilmarnock: Diverse cycling region with coastal routes and access to Galloway Forest Park.

Kilmarnock, nestled in Southern Scotland, is a remarkable locality for cyclists. The region offers a mix of coastal routes, rolling hills, and serene countryside, providing varied cycling experiences. Two popular cycling routes in the area are the Ayrshire Coast Cycleway and the Sustrans Route 73, showcasing stunning coastal vistas and scenic landscapes. Additionally, Kilmarnock serves as a gateway to the Galloway Forest Park, renowned for its mountain biking trails. With its cycling-friendly infrastructure, diverse terrain, and proximity to natural attractions, Kilmarnock caters to the needs of all types of cyclists, from leisure riders to avid adventurers.

13 km

TarboltonVillage

Make a stop in Tarbolton, a historic village known for being the birthplace of famous Scottish poet Robert Burns. Explore the Burns Birthplace Museum and learn about his life and works.

32 km

DalrympleVillage

Visit Dalrymple, a small village with a picturesque castle ruin. Take a moment to admire the surrounding countryside from this elevated spot.

40 km

MayboleTown

In Maybole, you can explore the historic town center and visit Maybole Collegiate Church, which dates back to the 14th century.

61 km

PrestwickTown

Stop by Prestwick and enjoy its beautiful beach and views of the Isle of Arran. Prestwick is also known for its golf courses.

78 km

DreghornVillage

In Dreghorn, you can explore the beautiful Eglinton Country Park, which offers walking trails, a castle, and lovely gardens.

86 km

BonnytonSub-urb

Bonnyton is known for its impressive viaduct, part of the Glasgow and South Western Railway line. Marvel at the engineering feat and enjoy the views from the surrounding area.