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Discover scenic routes and diverse terrains in Airdrie, West Central Scotland.


Cycling routes from Airdrie

Airdrie is a locality situated in the West Central Scotland region, United Kingdom. Airdrie provides road and gravel cyclists with pleasant routes for exploring the picturesque surroundings. The region offers a mix of flat and rolling terrain, allowing cyclists to enjoy different levels of challenge. Airdrie itself does not have any famous cycling-related spots or renowned climbs, but its accessibility to nature reserves and beautiful scenic roads makes it an attractive destination for recreational cyclists.

Experience an exhilarating coastal ride with stunning views.

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71 km
688 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route near Airdrie takes you through picturesque coastal roads and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. With a manageable difficulty level, it is perfect for experienced amateur cyclists. The route covers a distance of 71 kilometers and includes a total ascent of 688 meters.


Explore historic towns while enjoying challenging climbs

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65 km
566 m
Tough

This route presents an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in Scottish history and conquer challenging hills. The landscape varies from hilly terrain to picturesque towns. With a difficulty rating of 4, this 65 km ride is recommended for experienced amateurs. The 566 meters ascent adds an element of challenge to your journey. With epicness rated at 3, this route offers a mix of enjoyable sections and mildly challenging climbs. Highlights include Eaglesham, known for its well-preserved architecture, and Rutherglen, with its medieval ruins and tranquil setting.


Embark on a scenic adventure tour through diverse landscapes and challenging terrains.

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112 km
1376 m
Tough

The Scenic Adventure Tour near Airdrie is a challenging yet rewarding cycling route that showcases the diverse landscapes of the region. With a difficulty level suitable for experienced amateur cyclists, this 112-kilometer route includes a total ascent of 1376 meters, providing a thrilling and unforgettable experience.


Discover gravel paths amidst serene landscapes

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19 km
180 m
Chill

This 19 km gravel loop offers a tranquil escape through Newarthill and Craigneuk. With only 180 meters of ascent, this route is ideal for a leisurely ride amidst picturesque surroundings. The difficulty level is rated at 1, making it suitable for beginners or cyclists seeking a relaxed cycle. The epicness factor of 1 signifies that it is not a route renowned for its landmarks and challenges. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as you traverse quaint gravel paths and soak in the serenity of the Scottish countryside.


Ride through historic villages and enjoy panoramic views

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60 km
498 m
Tough

Experience the charm of old villages as you cycle through Blantyre and Glenmavis. The route offers beautiful landscapes with hills and valleys, making it a scenic journey. With a moderate difficulty level, this loop is perfect for well-trained amateurs. The overall length of 60 km and an ascent of 498 meters provide a satisfying challenge. Epicness is rated at 2, making it an enjoyable ride but not a legendary climb. The highlights include Aidans Brae Viewpoint offering stunning vistas, Giffnock with its vibrant atmosphere, and Glasgow, known for its rich history and cultural attractions.


Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of the Scottish countryside.

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71 km
649 m
Tough

Embark on a scenic countryside ride near Airdrie that will take your breath away. With a manageable difficulty level, this route is perfect for well-trained amateur cyclists. The route covers a distance of 71 kilometers and includes a total ascent of 649 meters, showcasing the stunning natural beauty of the Scottish countryside.


Embark on an adventurous ride through scenic countryside and charming towns.

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59 km
537 m
Tough

The Adventurous Loop near Airdrie is a perfect cycling route for those seeking a bit of excitement. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. The route covers a distance of 59 kilometers and includes a total ascent of 537 meters, taking you through picturesque countryside and charming towns.


A challenging loop with stunning hillside views

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53 km
520 m
Tough

Embark on a 53 km journey that takes you through picturesque landscapes and provides stunning views from hilltops. The route is best suited for well-trained amateurs seeking a challenge. With an ascent of 520 meters, this cycling adventure offers a moderate difficulty level. The epicness factor is 3, providing a mix of enjoyable stretches and scenic beauty. Some highlights of the route include the vibrant town of Airdrie, the historic allure of Larkhall, and the magnificent Castle Hill.


Embark on a countryside exploration, discovering hidden gems along the way.

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128 km
1119 m
Tough

The Countryside Exploration near Airdrie is a charming cycling route that allows you to discover hidden gems while embracing the tranquility of the Scottish countryside. With a difficulty level suitable for experienced amateur cyclists, this 128-kilometer route includes a total ascent of 1119 meters, showcasing the diverse landscapes and picturesque towns along the way.


Explore an amalgamation of history and natural beauty

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40 km
357 m
Tough

This 40 km route takes you through the splendid towns of Hamilton and Coatbridge, offering a captivating blend of historical and natural attractions. With a moderate ascent of 357 meters, the difficulty level slightly increases. The scenic ride provides an intriguing combination of architectural wonders and breathtaking landscapes, making it a favorite among cyclists. The route's epicness factor is 3, offering pleasant stretches with occasional highlights. Key highlights include Hamilton, famous for its 17th-century iconic Hamilton Mausoleum, and Coatbridge, home to the remarkable Bothwell Castle ruins.


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