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Regional Cycle Route 83

13 km road cycling route89 m climbing55 minGPX

Logierait, Perth and Kinross, United Kingdom · Road

A rolling 13 km road cycling route from Logierait, Perth and Kinross through Kindallachan, Guay and Dowally, with 89 m of climbing.

Signed route The waymarked Regional Cycle Route 83 (regional route), traced from OpenStreetMap and measured against the terrain model; no member has recorded it yet. Ridden it? Add your recording and photos.

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At a glance

Best for
Rolling day rides
Distance
12.9 km
Point to point
Elevation gain
89 m
7 m per km
Riding time
55 min
moving time, estimated
Difficulty
Easy
Bike
Road bike
from the mapped surface
Surface
Paved
95% paved · 1% unpaved · 5% no data
Traffic
Mostly minor roads
5.6 km where the limit is 80 km/h or more · 2.8 km on cycle paths or lanes
Food & water
Regular
16 cafés and restaurants · 2 shops · 3 water points · 1 public toilet · 1 bike shop
Best months
Jun to Aug
Logierait climate, 10 years
Navigation
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Start → finish
Logierait

Map and elevation profile

Elevation profile

Total ascent
89 m
Distance
13 km
050100150m0 km51013 km139 m · highest, at 10.9 kmStartFinish

Route description

  1. Logierait
  2. Kindallachankm 4
  3. Guaykm 5
  4. Dowallykm 6

Starting at Logierait, the route quickly passes through Ballinluig at 0.9 km, then continues via Kindallachan, Guay, and Dowally before reaching Dunkeld and Little Dunkeld at 12.9 km. The route covers mostly minor roads (55%) and includes 22% cycle path, with a small portion on quiet streets and paths. The longest named road segment is the C502, ridden for 5.3 km. About 5.6 km of the route are on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more, and 2.8 km are cycle paths or lanes.

Climbing occurs mainly from 7.5 km over 1.8 km with a gain of 41 m at an average gradient of 2.4% and a maximum of 3%, reaching a high point of 138 m at 10.9 km. The route then descends steadily for almost 2 km down to 57 m at the finish. Surface-wise, it is 95% paved with just 1% gravel or unpaved and 5% unmapped surface. There is a longest stretch of 9.2 km without cafés, shops, or water from 0.9 km to 10.1 km.

At the start near Logierait, there is a pub called The Ballinluig Inn about 150 m off route. At the finish in Dunkeld, there are several options including a bike shop, cafés, patisseries, a bakery, toilets, and a convenience store, all within 250-330 m off the route. A railway station is available 1.4 km from the end for bailout. Points of interest near the route include archaeological sites at Rath of Logierait and Kindallachan and peaks such as Gallow Hill nearby at the finish.

Highlights

  • Climb gains 41 m over 1.8 km from 7.5 km
  • Peaks near the route: The Rocking Stone (315 m)
  • Archaeological sites at Rath of Logierait and Kindallachan
  • Longest named road C502 for 5.3 km

Along the route

Measured from the route line, the Copernicus elevation model and OpenStreetMap.

Places passed

  1. Kindallachan 3.9 km
  2. Guay 4.6 km
  3. Dowally 6 km

Climbs

Climbs in ride order: where each starts, what this ride climbs, and the full named ascent
ClimbStarts atOn this rideTop on this ride
Unnamed climb7.5 km1.8 km · 41 m · 2.4 % · max 3 %125 m

High point 138 m at 10.9 km; low point 57 m. Passes beneath The Rocking Stone, Craig a Barns, King’s Seat.

Traffic, surface and gradient

Measured from OpenStreetMap along the track and the elevation profile.

Mostly minor roads and streets on the map.

Roads
55% minor road · 22% cycle path · 8% quiet street · 8% path · 7% other roads and tracks
Fast roads
5.6 km on roads with a limit of 80 km/h or more
Cycle paths
2.8 km on cycle paths or roads with a cycle lane
Main roads used
C502 (5 km)
Surface
Paved: 95% of the route is mapped as paved, 1% as unpaved and 5% has no surface data.
Gradient
24% climbing · 21% descending · 55% flat

Food, water and services

Within a few hundred metres of the track, from OpenStreetMap. Opening hours change — treat this as where to look, not a promise.

No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 16 cafés and restaurants, 2 shops, 3 water points, 1 public toilet and 1 bike shop.

Food, water and shops in ride order

  1. 0 kmPub · 150 m off route
  2. 11.2 kmSt Colme's Well · spring · 40 m off route
  3. 12.9 kmLivi's Lunchbox · patisserie · 250 m off route
  4. 12.9 kmCo-op Food · convenience store · 330 m off route
  5. 12.9 kmToilets · 90 m off route
  6. 12.9 kmProgression Bikes · bike shop · 220 m off route
  7. 12.9 kmDavidsons Chemists · pharmacy · 360 m off route

Need to bail out?

  • 12.9 km — Dunkeld and Birnam (station), 1.4 km off route

Whether bikes are carried depends on the service — check before relying on it.

Worth a stop

  • 0.4 km — Rath of Logierait (archaeological site)
  • 3.7 km — Kindallachan (archaeological site)
  • 12.5 km — Gallow Hill (peak, 86 m)

Stay after this ride

  • Lairds Inn Court · apartment · 150 m from the finish
  • Royal Dunkeld Hotel · hotel · 200 m from the finish
  • Bakehouse Cottage · apartment · 220 m from the finish
  • Tay House · hotel · 360 m from the finish
  • Invermill Farm Caravan Park · campsite · 1.3 km from the finish

Start and access

Starts at Logierait. Mapped within a short walk of the start and finish, from OpenStreetMap.

At the start

Food and coffee
The Ballinluig Inn (960 m)

At the finish

Bikes and repair
Progression Bikes (220 m)
Food and coffee
The Craft Diner (90 m), Livi's Lunchbox (250 m), Aran (290 m)

Know before you go

  • 9.2 km without café, shop or water between 0.9 km and 10.1 km
  • 5.6 km on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more

Routes are for inspiration. Roads, surfaces and conditions change — check locally and ride within your limits.

2 photographs from the road

Photo: Scott Cormie · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Photo: Russel Wills · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Photo: Lewis Clarke · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

About this route

Route line
Traced from the waymarked route’s relation in OpenStreetMap.
Elevation
Recalculated from the Copernicus GLO-90 terrain model every 50 m, not the device’s barometer.
Roads, surface, services
Measured along the line from OpenStreetMap extracts.
Best months
Ten years of ERA5 weather for Logierait (Open-Meteo).
GPX
Generated from the route line: track points only, no timestamps or personal data.
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