Road Route: Port Glasgow to Greenock

A road cycling route starting from Port Glasgow

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Discover the coastal beauty from Port Glasgow to Greenock

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Cycle along the scenic coastal route from Port Glasgow to Greenock. This road route covers a distance of 74 kilometers with a total ascent of 924 meters. It offers a moderate difficulty level and takes you through various highlights including Port Glasgow, Barr Castle, Dalry, Glentane Hill, Largs, Colaouse Hill, and Greenock. Enjoy breathtaking views of the coast and explore the charming towns and landmarks along the way.

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74 km

924 m

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Start: Port Glasgow City center

Port Glasgow: Scenic coastal rides, challenging hill climbs, and off-road trails make Port Glasgow a great destination for cyclists.

Located in West Central Scotland, Port Glasgow offers cyclists a variety of terrains to explore. With its coastal location, riders can enjoy scenic routes along the waterfront, taking in views of the Clyde Estuary. The area also offers challenging climbs in the nearby hills, such as the legendary Rest and Be Thankful pass, known for its stunning vistas. Port Glasgow is a great base for gravel cyclists, with plenty of off-road trails to discover in the surrounding countryside. Overall, Port Glasgow is a scenic and enjoyable destination for cyclists of all abilities.

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Port GlasgowTown

Port Glasgow is a historic port town with a rich maritime heritage. Explore its waterfront and enjoy the view of the Clyde estuary.

21 km

Barr CastleCastle

Barr Castle is a historic landmark located near Galston in East Ayrshire. It dates back to the 16th century and offers a glimpse into Scotland's architectural heritage.

31 km

DalryTown

Dalry is a small town in North Ayrshire known for its charming countryside and peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy the tranquility and explore the local surroundings.

40 km

Glentane Hill272 mPeak

Glentane Hill is a scenic spot offering panoramic views over the Firth of Clyde and surrounding countryside. It is a great place to take a break and enjoy the scenery.

49 km

LargsTown

Largs is a popular coastal town in North Ayrshire. It offers beautiful beaches, historic landmarks, and a range of outdoor activities for visitors.

62 km

Colaouse Hill316 mPeak

Colaouse Hill is a stunning viewpoint that overlooks Greenock and the surrounding area. From here, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Clyde estuary and nearby hills.

70 km

GreenockTown

Greenock is a vibrant town situated on the banks of the River Clyde. It offers a range of amenities, attractions, and waterfront promenades to explore.