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The Fenwick Challenge


A road cycling route starting from Kilmaurs

Embark on a challenging cycling journey through Fenwick, Thorntonhall, and Kilmarnock, encountering epic climbs and captivating natural beauty.

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Prepare for a physically demanding and mentally stimulating adventure on this 112 km road cycling route near Kilmaurs. Featuring a total ascent of 1130 meters, this challenging route is best suited for experienced cyclists looking to test their limits. The highlights include the picturesque village of Fenwick, with its charming cottages and views of rolling hills. Other notable highlights include the Brown Hill climb, known for its steep gradients, and the historic town of Kilmarnock, offering a fascinating blend of history and cityscape. This route promises a memorable and rewarding experience for those willing to take on its challenges.

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112 km
1130 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Kilmaurs Village center
Kilmaurs: Experience peaceful road cycling in scenic Kilmaurs, Southern Scotland.
Kilmaurs is a small locality situated in the Southern Scotland region of the United Kingdom. While it may not have any famous cycling-related spots or renowned climbs, Kilmaurs offers decent opportunities for road and gravel cycling. The area features quiet countryside roads that wind through scenic landscapes, providing pleasant riding experiences for cyclists. Additionally, Kilmaurs is located within close proximity to other cycling-friendly areas in Southern Scotland, allowing riders to explore nearby routes and destinations. Overall, Kilmaurs is a suitable destination for cyclists looking to enjoy tranquil rides in a peaceful setting.
FenwickVillage
Explore the historic village of Fenwick, known for its well-preserved buildings, charming streets, and traditional Scottish atmosphere.
Brown Hill292 mPeak
Conquer the challenging ascent up Brown Hill, testing your stamina and offering breathtaking panoramic views from the top.
ThorntonhallVillage
Pass through Thorntonhall, a small affluent village nestled in picturesque surroundings and known for its elegant architecture.
OvertownVillage
Reach Overtown, a quaint village with stunning views of the countryside and a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. Take a moment to enjoy the serenity.
Greer Hill242 mPeak
Cycle through Greer Hill, a scenic area offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and tranquil beauty.
SandfordVillage
Visit Sandford, a charming village with a rich history and beautiful views of the rolling hills and countryside.
DungavelHamlet
Challenge yourself with the climb up Dungavel, renowned as one of the most demanding climbs in the area, offering exceptional panoramic views as a reward.
Loudoun Hill316 mPeak
Pass by Loudoun Hill, a legendary hill climb known for its historic significance and stunning vistas at the top.
GalstonTown
Explore Galston, a picturesque Scottish town with a rich heritage, delightful shops, and traditional architecture.
KilmarnockTown
Discover the vibrant town of Kilmarnock, offering a mix of modern amenities, historic attractions, and a lively cultural scene.
Finish: Kilmaurs Village center
Kilmaurs: Experience peaceful road cycling in scenic Kilmaurs, Southern Scotland.

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