View of Tay Road Bridge from Broughty Ferry Coast Path
View of Tay Road Bridge from Broughty Ferry Coast Path
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View of Tay Road Bridge from Broughty Ferry Coast Path
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February 26, 2023
Road cycling
You get great views of the bridge and across the estuary from the cycle path and roads that run along the shore.
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Embark on the North Sea Cycle Route and Angus Loop for a diverse road cycling adventure that combines dramatic coastal vistas with the tranquil beauty of inland Scotland. This moderate route spans 60.7 miles (97.7 km), presenting you with 2519 feet (768 metres) of elevation gain over an estimated 4 hours and 36 minutes of riding. As you cycle along the North Sea, expect to see expansive views, beautiful sand dunes, and broad estuaries, with the possibility of strong coastal winds. Further inland, the Angus Loop reveals unspoiled landscapes, charming towns, and the open freedom of the glens. You can even catch a notable viewpoint of the Tay Road Bridge from the Broughty Ferry Coast Path.
When planning your ride, note that while much of the North Sea Cycle Route and Angus Loop follows quiet country roads and paved surfaces, you should be ready for occasional sections of gravel, sand, or cobblestones. These varied surfaces are more common in coastal areas or within towns, so consider your bike's suitability for such conditions. Parking is generally available in towns like Arbroath, which serves as a convenient starting point for the route. Additionally, public transport options can help you connect to various points along the way, offering flexibility for your journey.
This route uniquely blends sections of the renowned EuroVelo 12 with the rich cycling opportunities found in Scotland's Angus region. You will experience a dynamic shift in scenery, moving from the expansive North Sea coastline to the diverse landscapes of Angus. The trail offers a chance to explore both the famous international cycling network and the distinct local character of Scottish towns and glens, providing a comprehensive cycling experience.
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This easy 11.8-mile road cycling route in Dundee offers diverse scenery, connecting city landmarks with green spaces and waterfront views.
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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.
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