Hamilton and Coatbridge Scenic Ride
A road cycling route starting from Airdrie
Explore an amalgamation of history and natural beauty
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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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Start: Airdrie City centerAirdrie: Discover scenic routes and diverse terrains in Airdrie, West Central Scotland.
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.14 km
14 km
HamiltonTownHamilton boasts artistic landscapes, including stunning parks and gardens like Strathclyde Park.
25 km
25 km
Bothwell CastleCastleBothwell Castle, the 13th-century historic ruin, adds grandeur and a touch of medieval history to the route.
36 km
36 km
CoatbridgeTownCoatbridge offers the Summerlee Museum and its interactive exhibits detailing the region's industrial heritage.
40 km
40 km
Finish: Airdrie City centerAirdrie: Discover scenic routes and diverse terrains in Airdrie, West Central Scotland.
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