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(2) The Speyside Way ››
Mixture of back roads and forest trails, hilly at times
(3) Glen Trool & Clatteringshaws Loch ››
A 41-mile circular: Newton Stewart - Glen Trool - Clatteringshaws (27 miles, part off-road) then return to Newton Stewart (14 miles). Also a road route Newton Stewart to St John's Town.
(3) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Extremely hilly at times, but very easy on the canal towpath; good views
(3) The Far North West- Inverpolly Nature Reserve ››
Interesting mountains and wild scenery, narrow roads with passing places.
(3) The Merrick Circle ››
Between Witches Bridge and the forest entry the route is on a back road.
(4) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Extremely hilly, the final part is on public roads, see also alternative route (5)
(4) St John's Town to Drumlanrig or Mennock ››
This version includes a two mile off-road section.
(4) The Speyside Way ››
It's a bit hillier returning to Craigellachie by the public road.
(4b) The Far North West - around Assynt ››
Back to the main route again - extremely hilly!
(5) Great Glen Cycle Route ››
Quiet road alternative. A big hill to start with but after that can be fairly easy with good views of the loch.
(5) Lowther Hills and the River Clyde ››
A linking section on the Stranraer to Dunbar long distance route.
(5) Outer Hebrides ››
Going north there is a serious hill, Lewis has many ancient brochs, stone circles to see.
(5) The Far North West - Drumbeg Road ››
This is certainly the most hilly road in Scotland
(6) The Far North West - Badcall and Scourie ››
Long climbs with impressive views of sea-lochs and mountains.
(7) Four Abbeys Cycle Route ››
Circular Route. Melrose to Kelso section is part of the long distance route.
(7) The Far North West - Kinlochbervie and Foinaven ››
A steady climb then a long descent to Durness, the most northerly point of the route.
(B) The Trossachs ››
A fairly hilly back road leads eventually to Loch Lomond.
(C) The Trossachs ››
An easy cycle for absolute beginners (cycle hire 01877 376284)
(F) Balquhidder & Glen Ogle ››
The railway path begins a steady climb up Glen Ogle passing over a high viaduct. Beyond Killin the long distance route is in the Perthshire Area
(G) Loch Tay ››
A hilly cycle ride near the south shore of Loch Tay, views of the Ben Lawers Range. Before Killin the long distance route is in the West Highlands.
(H) Loch Tummel and Strathtay ››
A quiet back road on the south side of Loch Tummel.
(J) Pitlochry to Glen Isla ››
A linking section on the Aberfoyle to Kirriemuir route - a steady climb then a long descent to Kirkmichael.
9) Duns, Abbey St Bathans and Dunbar ››
A circular route with lung bursting climbs but panoramic views (Also the final part of the South Scotland Coast to Coast).
Carrick Forest ››
A long mountain bike route in Galloway Forest Park, between Barr in Ayrshire and Loch Doon.
Dunning and Strathearn ››
A circular route in lovely scenery near Perth - can be made shorter.
Glamis Castle to Glen Clova ››
Gentler countryside, farms and forests - lots of historical interest.
Glen Lyon and Loch Tay ››
Challenging hills, fast descents, big mountains
Glen Lyon and Loch Tay ››
A fairly hilly single track road by the south side of Loch Tay - great views!
Highland Wildcat Trail (Blue) ››
This trail is for novices or families who want some relatively easy, sociable cycling on gentle slopes.
Howe of Fife ››
Hilly at times but with great views of rolling countryside and the Tay Estuary.
Howe of Fife ››
Hilly at times but with great views of rolling countryside and the Tay Estuary.
Kirriemuir to Glen Isla ››
Quiet glens penetrating deeply into the mountains; hills and forests.
Kyle of Durness to Cape Wrath ››
An eleven mile journey to the north-west tip of Scotland.
Loch Lomond to Aberfoyle ››
Runs through lush farming country into Highland scenery
Lowther Hills Circular ››
A serious climb but plenty of descent.
Midlothian Country Circular (Linking Route) ››
A suggested route from central Edinburgh to Rosewell to join the Midlothian Country Circular.
Plockton Circuit ››
Starts at the famously pretty village of Plockton
Selkirk, Ettrick Water and Ashkirk ››
A beautiful circular route by Ettrick Water, return over the hills via Ashkirk.
St John's Town of Dalry to Drumlanrig Castle. ››
This version is on quiet back roads.
Trotternish Peninsula Circuit ››
A loop through the dramatic scenery of Skye’s northern peninsula
[1] Isle of Arran ››
Real mountains, lovely scenery, mostly quiet roads.
[2] Routes from Lerwick ››
Castles and brochs, great views, plenty of pubs too!
[3] Central Mainland & Whalsey ››
Great coastal scenery but a few steep hills.
[3] Isle of Arran ››
Real mountains, lovely scenery, mostly quiet roads.
[5] North Mainland ››
Quiet roads, sea cliffs and wild beaches.Cycle Routes
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