Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a good book of good routes around the Glasgow area, or within an hours drive?
Thanks
Andy
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bike routes from glasgow - any books?
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Posted 4 months ago #
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Glentress and Drumlanrig are just over an hour away and if you head up the west highland way you can explore round there for hours
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Glasgow - Mountain Bike RoutesTry The Link
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andyfb78 where abouts do you live??
haggis glentress is just short of 2hrs from glasgow
carron valley or aberfoyle are about an hours drivePosted 4 months ago # -
Gt 2 hours from Glasgow?? Hainman are you going via Aberdeen or something, Gt is only about 1hr 15 mins if that.
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Gt 2 hours from Glasgow?? Hainman are you going via Aberdeen or something, Gt is only about 1hr 15 mins if that.
Hainman on his way to GT
1.5 hours max from the southside of Glasgow to GT in my big shaggin' wagon that doesn't exceed 60mph
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Down the m74 and across at abingon is the quickest way. Can be done easily in an hour at the right time of day.
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ok so havent been since the new m74 opened.....my mistake.i actually travelled from clydebank.sorry
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Clydebank ain't Glasgow
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nope but its only 10miles outside glasgow but my point was even from glasgow it was longer than an hour to glentress when i went but maybe the new m74 opening might have made it quicker...
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I won't contribute to a the pissing contest over how quickly anyone can drive to britains best known trail centre from glasgow. I'm sure the OP doesn't need a book to find it either
. The best documented trails are generally out to the north of glasgow. If heading south is more convenient then this guys site is very useful (all be it a little chaotic)
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erm cathkin braes or glennifer braes for a pootle about which doesn't involve driving a long way. Aberfoyle, mugdock, campsies.
None of the above are trail centres though.
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Some nice natural stuff in the kilpatrick hills at the back of Clydebank..
Won't even need the car!!Posted 4 months ago # -
Lol @ Bob
Drivin miss crazy!
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Never gone down the m74 to glentress via Abington (?) I travel from shawlands and either go over the Kingston bridge along to Edinburgh and down or I head to my mates in Carluke to pick him up via the m74. Both ways takes me about 1hr and 10mins. If you're Looking for places to ride though I'd give the Glasgow mtb club a look at. The have regular rides up around the WHW and mugdock. I went out with them a few rides last year and they clearly now where to go and I was surprised at how much there was to ride up there, you an head out for hours and hours. Their Local knowledge is brilliant and I really must get out with those guys again as they're good craic and make you feel welcome.
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Mountain bike Glasgow Meetup group ,go on a few rides with them and you'll soon learn where all the trails are , there even friendly
http://www.meetup.com/Mountainbikeglasgow/
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