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Hell's Glen is a lovely quiet climb, much more enjoyable than the main A83. Worth a stop at Moses Well

Make sure you have enough gears. it's really steep.

Very nice, the small village

The Oystercatcher is a great cosy pub. Good food with incredible views. It’s part of Ballimore Estate. There’s Ballimore Bothy which you can book easily online. There’s a great beach you can walk along which then becomes part of the spit. Be very mindful of this area and the tides, as high tide can come in pretty fast. Never be complacent as it will take you by surprise. There are a few mooring buoys for boats to moor. This happens more within the summer months. Also great area for cyclists as there are multiple routes to do here (road/gravel/mtb).

A great stretch of road that continues for about 15 miles from Stracher to Otter Ferry. It runs consistently along loch Fyne and doesn't have any big hills so is a good choice if you want a more relaxed ride. The first half from Stracher is well paved with the second half being more worn and graveled so watch out for pot holes.

A great pub with a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, a great stop point especially if you've cycled all the way from Dunoon or Stracher. Unfortunately though the opening times can be inconvenient and changeable, it is usually closed for the morning and the middle of the afternoon. You'll need to book in advance if you want a meal.

Can be a busy tourist trap on a sunny day.

14th Century ruin on the side of Loch Goil that has given its name to the more modern hamlet nearby. An interesting stop off.

Gorgeous Loch Fyne views for miles on this stunning stretch of road.

Perfect tarmac climb/descent section on beautifully quiet single track road. Don't let the name put you off, it's a great piece of road and a pleasure to ride.

Quaint almost toybox church in the middle of Cairndow. A peaceful place to stop before/after taking on Hell's Glen and Rest and be Thankful lumps.

Stunning piece of tarmac between 2 climbs, with equally stunning views. You'll struggle to find a better road than this is all of Scotland!

Amazing tarmac road that rolls through the hills. Stunning views on each side, with a few sharp uphills to content with. The downhills are worth it though.

Nestled on the side of Loch Fyne, Inverary is a great base for cycling and hiking in Argyll. A couple of great hotels (Inveray inn and The George) and loads of good pubs. The seafood is first rate and the view of the loch is ever present.

A cyclist friendly cafe with seating outside so you can watch the bikes. The food is incredible and well worth a mid ride stop! The chowder was a winner.

Great view on a clear day

Worth the climb up!

Challenging double digit gradient climb. Not quite 20% though as per road sign.

winter time table is included in photo's, but if you want to eat inside is best to book in advance.

1 of the greatest view point I have ever seen, passed this while doing the 5 ferry challenge, try not to miss this view.