Southwest Loop from Glasgow

A road cycling route starting from Glasgow

Plan your own route
in Glasgow Plan your own route in Glasgow

Discover the suburbs of Glasgow with this scenic Southwest Loop route.

Map

Map miniature of "Southwest Loop from Glasgow" cycling inspiration in West Central Scotland, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This Southwest Loop route takes you through the beautiful suburbs of Glasgow, offering a mix of scenic countryside and charming towns. The route starts in Clarkston, where you'll pass Aidans Brae Viewpoint with stunning panoramic views. As you continue your ride, you'll reach Duncarnock (The Craigie), a popular spot among cyclists. Make sure to stop in Neilston and explore its historic sites before heading to Howwood. The route then takes you through the picturesque town of Kilmacolm before passing through Old Kilpatrick and reaching the iconic Mackintosh Tower. Finally, you'll pedal through Rutherglen, known for its rich history.

road

90 km

977 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

0 km

Start: Rutherglen City center

Glasgow: Thriving cycling hub with stunning routes and events

Glasgow in the West Central Scotland region of the United Kingdom offers a vibrant and exciting cycling experience. The city boasts a well-developed cycling infrastructure, including dedicated lanes and paths, making it a cyclist-friendly destination. Popular cycling spots such as the Glasgow to Loch Lomond route and the Kelvin Walkway provide breathtaking views and enjoyable rides. Glasgow also hosts various cycling events and festivals throughout the year, attracting cyclists from all over. With its bustling cycling scene and stunning routes, Glasgow is a must-visit for both road and gravel cyclists.