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Elderslie and Duncarnock Loop


A road cycling route starting from Howwood

An extraordinary journey from Elderslie to Duncarnock

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Prepare for an extraordinary cycling journey from Elderslie to Duncarnock, filled with breathtaking landscapes and fascinating sights. This 98 km route boasts an impressive ascent of 799 meters, providing a thrilling challenge for seasoned amateur cyclists. Explore the rich history of Elderslie, with its connections to national hero William Wallace. Admire the panoramic views from The Mount and immerse yourself in the historical significance of Easterhouse. Traverse the scenic beauty of Holytown and take in the charm of Whitehills. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Eaglesham, known for its historic buildings, or the majestic Dusky Glen and Seven Falls. This road cycling adventure guarantees an unforgettable experience for adventurous cyclists.

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98 km
799 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Howwood Village center
Howwood: Tranquil cycling by the scenic Lochwinnoch and Castle Semple Collegiate Church.
Howwood is located in the West Central Scotland region of the United Kingdom. Surrounded by the beautiful countryside, this locality offers road and gravel cycling routes that showcase the scenic landscapes of the area. Close by, cyclists can explore Castle Semple Collegiate Church and the nearby nature reserve, Lochwinnoch. While there may not be any well-known climbs or famous cycling-related spots directly nearby, Howwood provides a tranquil setting for cyclists to enjoy leisurely rides. With its peaceful atmosphere and access to nature attractions, Howwood is a suitable destination for cyclists seeking a relaxing and scenic cycling experience.
ElderslieTown
Discover the history of Elderslie, the birthplace of William Wallace, and delve into its intriguing past.
Saucel Hill41 mPeak
Ascend Saucel Hill and be rewarded with stunning panoramas overlooking the surrounding countryside.
Mackintosh TowerViewpoint
Pay a visit to the awe-inspiring Mackintosh Tower and admire its remarkable architectural features.
EasterhouseSub-urb
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Easterhouse, known for its dynamic arts scene and cultural events.
The Mount101 mPeak
Savor the challenge of conquering The Mount, offering demanding uphill sections and breathtaking views.
HolytownTown
Cycle through the attractive town of Holytown and admire its charming blend of traditional and modern architecture.
WhitehillsSub-urb
Marvel at the natural beauty of Whitehills, surrounded by idyllic landscapes and tranquil countryside.
EagleshamVillage
Visit Eaglesham, a historic conservation village with well-preserved Georgian architecture and a charming ambiance.
Duncarnock (The Craigie)204 mPeak
Discover Duncarnock (The Craigie), an exceptional landmark renowned for its high archaeological and historical importance.
Dusky Glen and Seven FallsWaterfall
Experience the breathtaking scenery of Dusky Glen and Seven Falls, a captivating natural beauty spot.
Finish: Howwood Village center
Howwood: Tranquil cycling by the scenic Lochwinnoch and Castle Semple Collegiate Church.

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