Cycling in Lamlash

Cycling guide to Lamlash

Lamlash, located in Scotland, is the starting point for a 65.5 km point-to-point cycling route on the Isle of Arran. This route passes through numerous places including Brodick, North Corriegills, Prospecthill, Glenkiln, and Whiting Bay, continuing towards Blackwaterfoot, Machrie, and Lochranza before ending at Butt. The ride covers varying terrain with 665 m of elevation gain, providing moderate climbing opportunities. The biggest climb starts at 13.3 km into the route, climbing for 4 km with an elevation gain of 130 m, an average gradient of 3.3% and a maximum of 5.9%, reaching a top height of 185 m. The route's highest point is 199 m. Cyclists can reach neighbouring places such as Brodick and Lochranza while enjoying a moderate challenge throughout the ride.

Best time to ride

August with recorded temperatures around 19°C.

Terrain

The terrain is rolling with moderate climbs; the longest climb is 4 km at an average gradient of 3.3%, with a maximum gradient of 5.9%. The highest point on the route is 199 m.