Glasgow Loop

A road cycling route starting from Glasgow

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Experience the vibrant city of Glasgow and explore the beautiful countryside.

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

The Glasgow Loop is a scenic round-trip cycling route that takes you from the bustling city of Glasgow to the picturesque countryside of West Central Scotland. The route provides a unique blend of urban and rural landscapes, offering cyclists a diverse and exciting cycling experience. With a moderate ascent of 302 meters and a distance of 47 kilometers, it is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists.

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Glasgow 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.

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GlasgowCity

Glasgow, the starting point of the route, is known for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene. Explore the city's stunning architecture, including the iconic Glasgow Cathedral and the Riverside Museum.

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Broom Hill66 mPeak

Broom Hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing a perfect spot to take a break and appreciate the natural beauty of the area.

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KirkintillochTown

Kirkintilloch, located along the route, is a historic town known for its charming streets and ancient ruins. Take a detour and explore the town's fascinating history.

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Bar Hill161 mPeak

Bar Hill, situated on the route, is an Iron Age hill fort offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Take a moment to soak in the historical significance and natural beauty of the area.

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Hearthery Knowe90 mPeak

Hearthery Knowe, located along the route, is a small mound without any notable attractions. It is recommended to pass by without stopping.

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Mackintosh TowerViewpoint

Mackintosh Tower, located at the end of the route, is a famous landmark associated with renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Take a moment to admire this architectural masterpiece.