Cardross to Drymen Loop

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A countryside loop with stunning views

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Explore the picturesque countryside on this loop from Cardross to Drymen. Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys, as well as some challenging climbs. The route covers a distance of 66 km with an ascent of 677 m. It is suitable for road bikes.

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Start: Cardross Village center

Cardross: Tranquility and Serenity in Cardross

Cardross, located in West Central Scotland, United Kingdom, offers cyclists a charming and tranquil cycling experience. The town is surrounded by rolling green hills and picturesque countryside, perfect for road and gravel cyclists. Cycling enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the scenic routes around Cardross, with the opportunity to discover hidden gems along the way. Nearby lies the stunning Loch Lomond, a popular destination for cyclists due to its serene beauty and challenging terrains. Cardross is an ideal location for those seeking a calm and peaceful cycling adventure in Scotland.

7 km

AlexandriaTown

Alexandria, a bustling town with a rich industrial heritage. Visit the Heritage Centre to learn about the town's history and enjoy a cup of coffee in one of the cozy cafes.

22 km

DrymenVillage

Drymen, a picturesque village located on the West Highland Way. Explore the local shops and cafes, or go for a walk in the nearby Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.

36 km

Queen's ViewViewpoint

Queen's View, a stunning viewpoint offering panoramic views of Loch Lomond and the surrounding mountains. Stop by and take in the breathtaking scenery.

54 km

BowlingVillage

Bowling, a small village located on the banks of the River Clyde. Visit the local marina and enjoy the tranquility of the waterfront.

54 km

Hill of Dun207 mPeak

Hill of Dun, a hilltop with panoramic views of Stirling Castle and the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to appreciate the historical significance of the area.

60 km

Dumbarton RockViewpoint

Dumbarton Rock, a volcanic basalt rock formation that towers over the town. Learn about its geological significance and enjoy walks along the surrounding paths.