Torranyard Loop

A road cycling route starting from Stewarton

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Explore the charming countryside and historic landmarks on this scenic round-trip cycling route near Stewarton.

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The Torranyard Loop is a 63-kilometer road cycling route that offers a delightful journey through the Southern Scottish countryside. With a total ascent of 825 meters, this route provides a moderate challenge for cyclists of all levels. Along the way, you'll encounter picturesque villages, stunning landscapes, and fascinating historical sites. This route is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the countryside while enjoying a challenging ride.

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63 km

825 m

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Start: Stewarton City center

Stewarton: Diverse terrain and coastal routes in Stewarton, United Kingdom.

Stewarton, located in Southern Scotland, United Kingdom, offers a diverse cycling experience with its mix of hills, forests, and coastal routes. The roads in this region are generally well-maintained, providing a suitable environment for road cycling. Cyclists can explore the nearby regions of Kilmarnock and Irvine, which offer various cycling routes and landscapes, including the popular Irvine to Troon coastal ride. Stewarton itself does not have any specific famous cycling spots, but its location provides easy access to popular climbs in the Ayrshire region.

7 km

TorranyardVillage

Stop at Torranyard and admire the stunning Torranyard Castle, a 16th-century tower house with a rich history. Take a moment to explore the surrounding grounds and enjoy the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

23 km

KilbirnieTown

Pass through Kilbirnie, a quaint village known for its lush green landscapes and charming streets. Take a break at one of the local cafes and enjoy some traditional Scottish refreshments.

31 km

Murchan Hill397 mPeak

Marvel at the breathtaking views from Murchan Hill, one of the highest points on the route. On a clear day, you can see panoramic vistas of the Southern Scottish countryside, including rolling hills and serene lochs.

42 km

Barr CastleCastle

Make a stop at Barr Castle, a magnificent 16th-century tower house steeped in history. Take a guided tour to learn about the castle's past and its significance in Scottish heritage.

59 km

DunlopVillage

Visit Dunlop, a charming village with a rich industrial heritage. Explore the village's historic buildings and learn about its origins as a center for coal mining and railway engineering.