
Road · United Kingdom

This ride suits cyclists prepared for a medium distance with moderate climbing.
59.5 km point-to-point cycle on Isle of Arran from Brodick to Corrie with 596 m climbing.
This 59.5 km route on the Isle of Arran runs from Brodick to Corrie. It starts near Brodick Ferry Terminal and heads through places including Cladach and Ballymichael. The initial major climb begins around 1.5 km, rising 224 m over 3.9 km at an average gradient of 5.7%, reaching 229 m at 5.4 km near peaks Cnoc Dubh and An Tunna. The route is predominantly paved (99%) and uses a mixture of main roads (50%) and minor roads (46%), with 29.5 km on main roads all without cycle lanes. It also includes 40.7 km on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more.
Longest stretch without a café, shop or water: 16 km, from 2 km to 18 km.