Caledonia Way: Oban nach Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)
Caledonia Way: Oban nach Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)
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Caledonia Way: Oban nach Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)
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5.0
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Tipps
12. Februar 2021
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Dieser wunderschöne Abschnitt verbindet den beliebten Fährhafen von Oban mit dem Dorf Taynuilt entlang des Flusses Lonan.
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Touren in der Nähe
Beste Touren in der Nähe von Caledonia Way: Oban nach Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)
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43
Radfahrer
57,2km
04:09
720m
720m
The Oban to Kilchrenan loop is a difficult touring bicycle route, stretching 35.5 miles (57.2 km) with a significant elevation gain of 2369 feet (722 metres). This challenging ride typically takes around 4 hours and 8 minutes to complete, winding through varied Scottish landscapes. You will experience dramatic coastlines, serene glens, and picturesque lochs, with particularly rewarding views across Oban Bay and towards the Atlantic Islands. Expect mostly paved surfaces, though some sections may have rough tarmac, potholes, or even unpaved segments where you might need to push your bike.
Planning your ride, you should be aware that this route requires very good fitness due to its length and elevation. A recommended on-road path takes you from Oban to Taynuilt via Glen Lonan, then along the B845 to Kilchrenan, before following the quieter west side of Loch Awe. This section is known for its tiring ups and downs. While mostly paved, be prepared for some rough gravel, but generally no large obstacles that would require a mountain bike.
This loop is a favorite among local touring cyclists for its blend of challenge and beauty, offering diverse scenery characteristic of Scotland's west coast. It forms part of a broader network of highly-rated cycling routes in the Oban area. As you cycle, you might spot Highland cattle in Glen Lonan and pass through lush woodlands and around picturesque lochs, featuring quaint cottages and traditional houses.
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26
Radfahrer
75,9km
04:58
1.000m
990m
Embark on a difficult touring cycling adventure around Loch Awe and the Falls of Avich, starting from Dalavich. This challenging 47.2-mile (75.9 km) loop will test you with a significant 3268 feet (996 metres) of elevation gain, taking around 4 hours and 57 minutes to complete. As you pedal, you will encounter the tranquil expanse of Loch Awe, its waters reflecting the surrounding mountains and dense woodlands. A true highlight awaits at the Falls of Avich, where you can pause to admire the series of pretty, stepped waterfalls. The route also guides you through peaceful ancient oakwoods, offering a serene atmosphere.
Your touring cycling journey begins in Dalavich, a convenient starting point for this loop. While much of the route features paved surfaces suitable for touring bikes, be prepared for sections that are unpaved and more difficult. You might find yourself needing to dismount and push your bike through these trickier parts. Plan your visit accordingly, ensuring your bike is ready for varied terrain.
This route takes you through the heart of Glen Nant National Nature Reserve, a protected area known for its ancient oakwoods. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including red squirrels and deer, as you cycle through these historic woodlands. The presence of Scotland's longest freshwater loch, Loch Awe, adds to the natural grandeur of the experience, making this a notable ride in the region.
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72
Radfahrer
34,0km
02:09
390m
390m
Mäßige Radtour. Gute Grundkondition erforderlich. Überwiegend befestigte Wege. Kein besonderes Können erforderlich.
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