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Decent views, though an unexciting mountain.

Hilly but very scenic route with some car free sections and of course coffee/lunch stops.

Duke's Pass is the road through the Achray Forest from Loch Achray in the north to Aberfoyle in the south. Currently the surface is better on the Aberfoyle side so it's best to ride north to south and have a better surface for the fast descent. Loch Achray is at about 100m and Aberfoyle is lower at about 20m. The highest point on the pass is at 238m.

At 2,828 feet (862m), Bealach-eadar-dha Beinn is as high as it is hard to say. It is the boulder crowned bealach between Southern Highland twin giants Ben More and Stob Binnein, the highest peaks in Britain south of Tayside. Head south and ascend to sharpely Stob Binnein or ascend to the north for the slightly higher Ben More. Whatever you do, if it's a clear day you'll be greeted by astonishing views of the Southern Highlands.

The summit is marked by a small cairn on an outcrop of rock. Great views.

Provided nice shelter from the wind and spectacular views, if Ben Lomond summit is too breezy for a break.

you've reached the top of the main climb here , after this the road is more undulating eventually giving way to fast descent through the twists and turns.

Just driven over this route for the first time, was keen to take the bike over it at some point but I'd suggest better going north to south as the road surface on the north side is terrible and likely to spoil the enjoyment of the descent. Surface down into Aberfoyle looks great.