
Road · United Kingdom
A hilly 29 km road cycling route from Aberfeldy, Perth and Kinross through Camserney, Dull and Coshieville, with 334 m of climbing. Most of it (16.8 km) is on main roads without a cycle lane, 27.8 km where the limit is 80 km/h or more. There is a 25 km stretch without a café, shop or water (km 4–29).
The route begins in Aberfeldy, passing through Weem, Castle Menzies, and Camserney within the first 3 km. A spring called David's Well is near the start at 0.4 km, and toilets are available near Camserney. From km 3.8 to km 28.9 there is a 25.1 km stretch without cafés, shops, or water, although the Highland Safaris Cafe is just off route at 3.8 km.
The ride includes two climbs: one starting at 7.1 km, ascending 175 m over 3.6 km with an average gradient of 4.9% and a maximum of 8.1%, reaching 279 m altitude; the second climb begins at 11 km, gaining 103 m over 2.9 km at an average 3.5% gradient and max 5.7%, topping out at 382 m. The highest point on the route is at 14.2 km at 386 m. The longest descent follows from km 14.4 for 4.8 km with a 230 m drop.
Most of the surface (99%) is paved, with 1% gravel. Roads include 16.8 km on main roads (all without cycle lanes) mainly along B846 and 11.6 km on minor roads, including C452. Nearly 27.8 km of the ride is on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more. Places passed later include Dull, Coshieville, Keltneyburn, Foss, and finishes at Boltachan, beneath Torr Chonneil at 326 m.
| Climb | Starts at | On this ride | Top on this ride |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unnamed climb | 7.1 km | 3.6 km · 175 m · 4.9 % · max 8.1 % | 279 m |
| Unnamed climb | 11 km | 2.9 km · 103 m · 3.5 % · max 5.7 % | 382 m |
This is not a cycle-track route: 58% is on main roads without a cycle lane, 27.8 km of it where the limit is 80 km/h or more. Riders should be comfortable sharing the road with faster traffic.
The longest stretch without a café, shop or water is 25 km, from km 4 to 29. Along the route: 2 cafés and restaurants, 1 water point and 1 public toilet.