Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στο Ανατολικό Ρένφρουσαϊρ

Μένω κοντά στο Eaglesham - στο Whitlees Gravel τις περισσότερες εβδομάδες 👌. Φτιάχνω ακόμα νέες διαδρομές - Τόσες πολλές επιλογές. Διάφορα σημεία εισόδου / εξόδου. Πιάσε το χάρτη τους - Επειδή 1 τουρμπίνα μοιάζει ακριβώς με τις άλλες εκατό και πόσες 😉🚴🏽‍♂️Frenchie

Passed on the parkrun

Nice walk and a great place for a run

Got attacked from a sheep ;-)

Whitelee - has a Brilliant selection of Gravel Cycling MTB 🚲. Living & 🚴🏽‍♂️🚴🏽‍♀️🚴 from Eaglesham it’s right on our back door ! . I have been utilising it’s many facilities for the last 3 to 4 Years. Nearly every week - Year round - So many options, hardly every 🚴 the exact same route twice !. TIP - One Wind Turbine looks like the rest - Pick up a Map !. Either at the Visitor Centre ( good 🥣🫖☕️🍰🥪👍) or at the Display Board @ Blde Display. Other options utilise the Ardochrig entrance/exit for EK/ Strathaven/ The Heron 🥣🍴☕️🫖🍰

P.S. The MTB trails up beside the Turbine 53. No great distance from Visitors Centre - Are a fun test of Bike skills - Expect Youngsters to be sharper at picking up the 🚲🚲skills + there are several shelters, Ideal for picnic ( Please -Just take your rubbish away

Based in Eaglesham This is really our 🚲 playground. Just so many options on great Gravel. Once you get beyond the fab LochGoin circuit - don’t expect to see (sometimes anyone ) many others . TIP ; Pick up a Windfarm map , available at either the Visitors Centre ( great Coffee ☕️, Soups, Eats and snacks & helpful staff) Similarly Kate, Fiona & Nick the Whitelee Rangers. If Centre/Rangers office closed there are maps at the Info board beside the Blade Display. Because believe me - even after Years of 🚲 around Whitelee - 1 turbine just looks the same as the Hundreds !. However they are all numbered and with the Map 👍. Hoping that 2025 there might be regular Cycle Meets - So watch this space 🤓.

Rouken Glen Park was originally owned by the Scottish Crown. It takes its name from the old Rock End Meal Mill, from the 16th century. Eventually, the estate and mansions were gifted to the citizens of Glasgow in 1906. The park retains many of the Edwardian city park features such as the boating pond, a sculpted waterfall and walled garden.