The Kingdom Cycle Route covers 176 km and is divided into two stages, both within Great Britain. The route forms a loop starting at Dalgety Bay, heading to Newport-on-Tay, and returning to Dalgety Bay.
Stage 1 runs from Dalgety Bay to Newport-on-Tay over 85.4 km, with a total climbing of 700 m. The route passes through many places, including Dunfermline, Kinross, and Newburgh. The terrain has several climbs, the highest reaching 286 m, with gradients up to 6.3%. The longest climb is 4 km long with an average gradient of 2.4%.
Stage 2 covers 90.3 km from Newport-on-Tay back to Dalgety Bay, climbing 569 m. It passes through towns such as Tayport, Leuchars, and Kirkcaldy. Climbs are generally moderate with the highest point at 165 m and maximum gradients up to 4.3% over a 3.2 km climb. This stage has more water or food stops, totalling 25.
Both stages lie entirely within Great Britain and feature a mix of gradual and moderate climbs. No temperature data or specific months of riding were recorded. The availability of water or food stops along the route is good, especially on stage 2.
