Scenic Gravel Adventure - Old Kilpatrick to Parkhall

A gravel cycling route starting from Old Kilpatrick

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This gravel cycling route offers a thrilling adventure through the diverse landscapes of West Central Scotland. With a distance of 116 km and an ascent of 1855 m, this route is suitable for experienced gravel riders seeking a challenging ride. Ride through picturesque countryside, pass by scenic viewpoints, and embark on epic climbs. From the rolling hills of Aberfoyle to the stunning Port of Menteith, this route showcases the natural beauty of the region.

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116 km

1855 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Old Kilpatrick Village center

Old Kilpatrick: Unforgettable cycling experiences in West Central Scotland

Old Kilpatrick is a captivating locality located in the West Central Scotland region of the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's point of view, Old Kilpatrick offers a range of cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel riders. Cyclists can enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, which is nearby. The locality provides a great base for exploring the surrounding areas and embarking on epic rides. Brims Hills and Loch Humphrey are renowned climbs close to Old Kilpatrick, attracting cycling enthusiasts from all over. With its scenic beauty and cycling-friendly environment, Old Kilpatrick is a fantastic destination for riders.

3 km

DuntocherVillage

Duntocher is a historic village with a rich heritage. Ride through its charming streets and learn about its fascinating history.

17 km

Queen's ViewViewpoint

Queen's View offers panoramic views of Loch Lomond and the surrounding mountains. Take a moment to soak in the breathtaking scenery.

26 km

DrymenVillage

Drymen is a popular stopover for hikers and cyclists exploring the West Highland Way. Enjoy the village's lively atmosphere and restock your supplies.

32 km

Bàt a' Charchel230 mPeak

Bàt a' Charchel offers a challenging climb with rewarding views at the summit. Marvel at the stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside before continuing your adventure.

45 km

AberfoyleVillage

Aberfoyle is a picturesque village situated at the southern gateway to the Trossachs National Park. Explore the village center and soak in the natural beauty of the area.

49 km

Craig of Monievreckie400 mPeak

Craig of Monievreckie is a striking viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscapes. Take a moment to appreciate the stunning Scottish countryside.

62 km

Port of MenteithHamlet

The Port of Menteith is a hidden gem surrounded by stunning scenery. Stop by to enjoy a picnic by the loch or soak in the tranquility of this beautiful spot.

80 km

FintryVillage

Fintry is a picturesque village nestled at the foot of the Campsie Fells. Take a break at one of the village's charming cafes and admire the scenic surroundings.

83 km

Dungoil425 mPeak

Dungoil is a small hamlet nestled amidst the rolling hills of West Central Scotland. Enjoy the peacefulness of this remote spot.

91 km

Clachan of CampsieVillage

Clachan of Campsie is a small village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Take a moment to explore the village's quaint streets and soak in the rural atmosphere.

93 km

Lovers LeapViewpoint

Lovers Leap is a legendary viewpoint known for its romantic history. Look out over the stunning landscapes and embrace the beauty of the area.

104 km

MilngavieTown

Milngavie is the starting point of the West Highland Way, a famous long-distance hiking trail. Explore the town's shops and cafes before continuing your gravel adventure.

113 km

ParkhallSub-urb

Parkhall is a small village with a rich industrial heritage. Visit the Parkhall Heritage Center to learn about the area's history and enjoy exhibitions showcasing local culture.