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Bearsden and Strathblane Gravel Loop
A gravel cycling route starting from Clydebank
Embark on a thrilling gravel loop through Bearsden and Strathblane, surrounded by serene countryside
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This 84 km gravel route offers a challenging and exhilarating ride for gravel enthusiasts. Ascend 940 meters as you journey through scenic landscapes including Bearsden, Strathblane, Lovers Leap, Haugh Hill, Peggies's Spout, Bar Hill, Kirkintilloch, and Scotstoun. Enjoy stunning views of the lush Scottish countryside and experience the thrill of off-road biking in West Central Scotland.
gravel
84 km
940 m
Tough
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Start: Clydebank City centerClydebank: Captivating cycling experience infused with history and cultural heritage.
Clydebank, located in West Central Scotland, United Kingdom, offers a unique cycling experience enriched with historical sites and stunning landscapes. The locality features a mix of urban and rural cycling routes, allowing cyclists to explore the area's rich heritage. From cycling along the Clyde Canal to uncovering the history of the famous shipyards, there is plenty to see and do. Clydebank also serves as a starting point for extraordinary rides to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. With its rich history and diverse cycling routes, Clydebank is a captivating destination for cyclists.5 km
5 km
BearsdenTownExplore Bearsden, a vibrant town known for its historic sites, boutique shops, and charming cafes.
16 km
16 km
StrathblaneVillagePass through Strathblane, a picturesque village surrounded by rolling hills and idyllic landscapes.
20 km
20 km
Lovers LeapViewpointMake your way to Lovers Leap, an impressive viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding countryside.
38 km
38 km
Haugh Hill296 mPeakConquer Haugh Hill, a challenging ascent that rewards you with stunning vistas at the top.
40 km
40 km
Peggies's SpoutWaterfallAdmire the natural beauty of Peggies's Spout, a dazzling waterfall nestled in a peaceful forest grove.
56 km
56 km
Bar Hill161 mPeakStop by Bar Hill, an ancient ruin that offers a glimpse into Scotland's rich history.
61 km
61 km
KirkintillochTownVisit Kirkintilloch and immerse yourself in its lively atmosphere, vibrant markets, and historic landmarks.
80 km
80 km
ScotstounSub-urbEnd your ride in Scotstoun, known for its sports venues and stunning architecture.
84 km
84 km
Finish: Clydebank City centerClydebank: Captivating cycling experience infused with history and cultural heritage.
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