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This ride suits cyclists looking for a moderate 14.6 km loop with rolling climbs and mixed surfaces.
The Eyemouth Green Route is a 14.6 km loop from Eyemouth in the Scottish Borders with 136 m of climbing.
Starting in Eyemouth, the route begins with a 2.1 km climb gaining 57 m at an average gradient of 2.7%, reaching 73 m at km 2.1. It passes through Highlaws Farm at 1.4 km, Alemill at 3.2 km, and Little Dean at 4.4 km before reaching Ayton at 6.9 km. After Ayton, the longest stretch without café, shop, or water extends from 6.9 km to 14.5 km for 7.6 km. There is a second climb starting at 8.1 km, going 1.8 km up 64 m averaging 3.5% and peaking at 122 m at km 10. This summit is near Chester Hill (10.2 km) and Burnmouth Hill (11.1 km). The route continues to West Flemington (9 km), Burnmouth (10.9 km), and Netherbyres (14.1 km) before descending to Eyemouth at 14.6 km, with a longest descent of 2.9 km dropping 76 m starting at 11.6 km. The surface is mostly paved (94%) with 6% gravel or unpaved, including 0.9 km of track and 0.9 km of cycle path. Roads are mainly minor roads (71%), with 1.4 km on main roads lacking a cycle lane. There are some stretches on fast roads (5.9 km at 80 km/h+). Supplies and facilities are plentiful near the start and finish in Eyemouth and at Ayton, including bakeries, cafés, convenience stores, a petrol station, and toilets at 14.5 km.
| Climb | Starts at | Length | Gain | Average | Max | Top |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | 0 km | 2.1 km | 57 m | 2.7 % | 3.6 % | 73 m |
| — | 8.1 km | 1.8 km | 64 m | 3.5 % | 5.3 % | 122 m |