Eaglesham Loop

A road cycling route starting from Busby

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Embark on a challenging adventure through the beautiful countryside of Eaglesham.

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The Eaglesham Loop is a road cycling route with a distance of 79 kilometers and an ascent of 721 meters. This route is suitable for experienced cyclists who are looking for a more challenging ride. It starts near Busby and takes you through Eaglesham, Brown Hill, Stewarton, Barrmill, and Thornly Park. The difficulty level of this route is high, with steep climbs and challenging terrain. The route offers breathtaking scenery and a chance to explore the picturesque countryside of Eaglesham. Highlights include Eaglesham, a charming village with historic buildings and scenic landscapes; Brown Hill, where you can test your climbing skills on its steep ascent; and Aidans Brae Viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area.

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Start: Thorntonhall Village center

Busby: Rolling hills, beautiful views, and a historic atmosphere in West Central Scotland.

Busby is located in the West Central Scotland region of the United Kingdom. As an entry point to the beautiful Clyde Valley, Busby offers a range of road cycling routes with rolling hills and scenic countryside. Nearby, cyclists can explore the iconic climb of Tinto Hill, known for its stunning views and challenging gradients. The surrounding area also boasts numerous historic sites, including the ruins of Bothwell Castle. For cyclists looking to combine their rides with visits to historical attractions, Busby is an ideal locality with a variety of routes and points of interest.