Cycling in Tarbert

Cycling guide to Tarbert

Tarbert in Scotland is a starting point for routes such as the 65.2 km ride to Lamlash. This route passes through several places including Claonaig, West Tarbert, Kennacraig, Lochranza and Brodick. Riders experience an elevation gain of 655 m along the way. The route is point-to-point, travelling from Tarbert past multiple settlements towards Lamlash. The route includes a significant climb starting at 42.8 km, spanning 4.2 km with a 194 m gain at an average gradient of 4.7%, reaching a top height of 213 m. This route is mainly recorded in August with temperatures around 19°C, offering a moderately challenging ride in the region.

Best time to ride

August has recorded temperatures of 19°C, suggesting this month as a suitable time to cycle the route.

Terrain

The terrain features moderate climbing with the biggest climb starting at 42.8 km, lasting 4.2 km at an average gradient of 4.7% and a max of 8.1%. The highest point on the route is 216 m, indicating rolling hilly terrain rather than flat or mountainous.