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Celtic Glens is an epic ride taking you through Scotland’s stunning countryside, coasts and cities. Starting in historic Aberdeen, cycle through to enjoy breath-taking views of the Moray Firth coastline and spot the most northerly colony of Bottlenose Dolphins in the world. Turning inland, Culloden Battlefield marks where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to a tragic end in one of the most harrowing battles in British history.
EuroVelo 1 then links Inverness, the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands, with the former shipbuilding city Glasgow via two fantastic National Parks. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park contains picturesque lochs, forests and bustling tourist towns. The Cairngorms National Park extends over the UK's largest mountain range, with heather-clad moors and ancient pine forests. Leaving the city of Glasgow behind, head for the Ayrshire coast and seaside towns before leaving it all behind in the remote countryside around Galloway Forest Park. Head back to civilization at Newton Stewart and explore Wigtown, Scotlands’ National Booktown before heading to the ferry port in Stranraer.
Note: There is a ferry connection between Cairnryan (Scotland) and Belfast/Larne (Northern Ireland) operated by Stena Line and P&O ferries.
Natuurlijk Erfgoed
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Cultureel Erfgoed
Culinaire Hoogstandjes
Maritime Heritage / The Rhine / The Meuse
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Sustrans is the charity making it easier for people to walk and cycle in the UK. They manage the National Cycle Route Network, a UK-wide network of more than 16,000 miles of signed paths and routes. The National Cycle Network paths have been launched on OS Maps that you can access here. Sustrans is also the National EuroVelo Coordination Centre in the UK.
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National Cycle Route 27 - Devon Coast to Coast is a spectacular and varied route. It combines the beaches and estuaries of North Devon with the lush green valleys of the Torridge, the Tavy, the Walkham and other evocative West Country rivers. The route also skirts round the western flank of Dartmoor offering superb views of Cornwall and the surrounding area and plenty of opportunity for wildlife spotting.
On National Cycle Routes 4 and 47, follow coastal paths, riverside trails and quiet lanes. The Celtic Trail takes you on a journey of discovery through the wonderfully scenic West Wales. Whether you’re an experienced cyclist, a family with children, or looking for great historic attractions, coastal gems and fantastic pit-stops, the Celtic Trail in West Wales offers all this and much more. This route leads from Fishguard to Swansea.
National Route 7 between Inverness and Glasgow is a stunningly beautiful route that passes through two National Parks. Firstlythe Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park which contains picturesque lochs, forests and bustling tourist towns, and secondly the Cairngorms National Park which extends over the UK’s largest mountain range with heather –clad moors and ancient pine forests.
An excellent cycle trip for a short holiday through some of Scotland’s most celebrated towns and cities as well as the beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside with breathtaking views of the Moray Firth coastline. Cycling from Aberdeen to Inverness via the National Cycle Route 1 is a must for those who like peace and quiet. Visit Culbin forest, Findhorn Bay Nature Reserve, the Bridge of Alvah (Banff) and the Aberdeen Maritime Museum.
Are you planning an exciting cycling trip along EuroVelo routes? While cycling is an incredible way to explore Europe, it can also be quite tiring. To relax the muscles and the mind and to get ready for the next day on the bike, there's nothing better than being in a thermal bath and enjoying the w…
Simon Felton discovered that bikepacking is for children too on the glorious 3-day, 100-mile (161 km) Devon Coast to Coast section of EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route. A coming-of-age adventure on a largely traffic-free route immersed in nature.
If you are planning a cycling trip along EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route, then this article is for you. How to plan your route, what clothes to bring, where to sleep... we give you 5 essential tips to keep in mind.
Ever heard of Land Art? In this article we zoom in on this unusual form of art that can, when implemented along a cycle path, turn a long and featureless bike route into a unique, inspiring experience. Spice up your next cycle trip and discover a EuroVelo section dotted with works of art!
British sound artist and cyclist Paul Cheese is not unknown to the EuroVelo Team. In April 2018, he cycled 2,650 km along Eurovelo routes 11, 8, 5, 7 through Greece and Italy, capturing the sounds of fantastic locations along the way and creating a song with this material – and in September of the …
Met kaarten op een schaal van 1:500.000, stadsplattegronden, achtergrondinformatie en toeristische informatie. Taal: Duits. Verkrijgbaar bij lokale- en online boekwinkels.
A travel book describing the EuroVelo 1 in its entirety, very useful for preparing your trip with maps at a scale of 1:500,000, general information on the quality of the cycle route (facilities, relief, traffic) and on the regions crossed (climate, tourist attractions, customs, towns and villages of interest). The guide is available in English and German.