The Ayrshire Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Bridge of Weir

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Embark on a challenging and scenic journey through Ayrshire's picturesque landscapes

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Map miniature of "The Ayrshire Adventure" cycling inspiration in West Central Scotland, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Ayrshire Adventure route is a challenging and epic cycling experience that showcases the stunning landscapes of Ayrshire. With a significant ascent of 943 meters and a distance of 117 km, this road route is suited for experienced cyclists seeking a truly memorable ride. Along the way, you'll encounter highlights such as the historic Barrhead, the quaint village of Moscow, and the charming village of Tarbolton. These highlights offer glimpses into Scotland's rich history and provide opportunities to rest and refuel before tackling the next segment of the route.

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117 km

943 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Bridge of Weir Village center

Bridge of Weir: Explore the Scottish countryside and Loch Lomond from Bridge of Weir on your bike.

Bridge of Weir in West Central Scotland, United Kingdom, offers diverse cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful Scottish countryside, featuring rolling hills and lochs. Cyclists can explore the nearby Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, which offers stunning landscapes and a variety of cycling routes. Bridge of Weir is an ideal base for exploring the picturesque Scottish countryside while enjoying memorable cycling experiences.

16 km

BarrheadTown

Barrhead is a unique town with a mix of industrial heritage and natural beauty. Explore the local museums and parks to get a sense of its rich history.

40 km

MoscowVillage

Moscow is a hidden gem, offering tranquility and beautiful countryside. Take a break near the village and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

65 km

TarboltonVillage

Tarbolton is a charming village known for its connection to Scottish poet Robert Burns. Visit his birthplace and learn about his life and works.

80 km

DreghornVillage

Dreghorn is a small village with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to appreciate the peacefulness and tranquility of this hidden gem.

102 km

BeithTown

Beith is a historic town that boasts a rich industrial heritage. Explore the local museums and learn about the town's significance in Scottish history.

110 km

GrottoCastle Ruins

Grotto is a picturesque village located along the route. It offers opportunities for rest and refreshment as you enjoy the serene natural surroundings.