Embarking from the port city of Sunderland on the North Sea, the initial stage of NCN 7 leads you along the River Wear towards the North Pennines AONB. The starting point is just a short ride away from Sunderland's mainline rail station, offering connections to London Kings Cross, Newcastle, and Hexham… Czytaj więcej

Stage 2 unveils a challenging terrain of significant ascents and descents, leading through the western expanse of the North Pennines AONB. The journey then descends into Penrith, nestled on the fringes of the Lake District, before culminating in the historic cathedral city of Carlisle.



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Embark on a flat day of cycling around the expansive Solway Firth from Carlisle to Dumfries, crossing the border between England and Scotland.



Your journey kicks off in Carlisle, where you'll cross the River Eden before heading towards Gretna via Longtown. As the first town after the Scottish border… Czytaj więcej

The fourth leg of your journey presents a relatively long day of cycling marked by undulating terrain. The gradients, however, are not too punchy.



Starting in Dumfries, the route takes you along the Old Military Road to Castle Douglas, a charming 18th-century market town graced by the scenic Carlingwark… Czytaj więcej

Stage 5 presents a blend of invigorating climbs, breathtaking vistas, and some of Ayrshire's finest road cycling opportunities. It's advisable to stock up on provisions before starting your ride, as there's only one food stop on the route in Maybole – 35 miles (56 km) from the beginning.



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Much of stage 6 offers the joy of traffic-free cycling, tracing a route along coastal paths and disused railway tracks.



Starting from Ayr, follow the meandering coastline northward to Prestwick, a golfing town that's also home to Glasgow Airport. Pedaling along, you'll pass by the airport terminal and… Czytaj więcej

The seventh stage of NCN 7 offers a contrast between peaceful waterside cycling along flat terrain and challenging uphill climbs as you venture through the breathtaking Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.



Starting your journey from Glasgow, you'll follow the Forth and Clyde canal until you reach… Czytaj więcej

Stage 8 traces the Rob Roy Way, a renowned long-distance route for both walking and cycling, paying homage to the legendary Scottish folk hero, Rob Roy MacGregor. This leg promises long stretches of traffic-free cycling, as you follow former railway tracks. You'll be treated to panoramic views of lochs… Czytaj więcej

Stage 9 takes you from the Trossachs to the expansive Cairngorms National Park. This leg is characterised by a gradual climb leading to the windswept expanse of Drumochter Summit. While this marks the longest day of your journey, the inclines are relatively gentle, making for an enjoyable ride with fabulous… Czytaj więcej

Embark on the final leg of your adventure as you pedal through the Cairngorms National Park and trace the Highland Main Line railway track towards Inverness.



Starting from Kingussie, follow the B-road northward toward Aviemore. You may wish to indulge in a refreshing wild swim at Feshiebridge, where the… Czytaj więcej