The Caledonia Way is a two-stage cycling route that runs from Oban through Lochgilphead to Campbeltown in Great Britain. The overall tour covers 191 km with total climbing of 2104 metres.
Stage 1 stretches 77.5 km from Oban to Lochgilphead with 718 metres of elevation gain. The terrain includes several climbs, the largest starting at 39.2 km lasting 3.7 km with an average gradient of 3.8% and maximum 8.5%, reaching 191 metres height. The highest point of this stage is 196 metres. It passes through Taynuilt, Kilchrenan, Dalavich, Kilmartin, and Cairnbaan among others. There are seven water or food stops available.
Stage 2 covers 113.9 km from Lochgilphead to Campbeltown with 1386 metres of climbing. This stage features numerous shorter climbs, the longest of which is 3.8 km starting at 7.6 km with an average gradient of 3.6% and maximum 5.7%, reaching 199 metres. The highest point reached is 201 metres. The route passes through Ardrishaig, Achahoish, West Tarbert, Saddell, and Calton among many other places, with thirteen water or food stops.
Both stages remain in Great Britain without border crossings. No temperature or month information is provided. The route offers frequent opportunities for refreshment on stage 2, while stage 1 also has multiple stops. The climbs are moderate in length and gradient, making the tour accessible while offering a challenge through the rolling terrain.
