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Clan MacRae Monument

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  • Location: Dunblane, Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom

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    October 6, 2021

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    Situated adjacent to each other the Clan Macrae Monument commemorates the men of the clan who fell at the Battle of Sheriffmuir, 1715. The smaller Cairn commemorates the battle itself and is inscribed  "On this moor on 13 November 1715, a Jacobite army composed largely of Highlanders under the command of the Earl of Mar met a Hanoverian army consisting mainly of regular British soldiers under the Duke of Argyll, at what has become known as the Battle of Sheriffmuir".

    March 1, 2026

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    Situated on the Sherrifmuir battlefield, a few miles from Dunblane. The area is part of the Kippendavie estate. There is now an area for parking cars near the monument.
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    Glen Devon loop from Stirling

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    Embark on the Glen Devon loop from Stirling for a difficult touring bicycle adventure across 42.1 miles (67.7 km) of varied Scottish terrain. You will climb a significant 2084 feet (635 metres) over approximately 4 hours and 16 minutes, navigating predominantly paved roads with some challenging unpaved sections. As you cycle, you'll be treated to remote views through the picturesque Ochil Hills, passing by the lovely Upper and Lower Glendevon Reservoirs. Expect challenging climbs, including gradients of 4% to 5% as you approach Glen Devon from the north. The route offers vistas north towards the famous Gleneagles Hotel and south into the heart of the glen with its soft rolling hills and the gentle River Devon.

    This challenging loop requires very good fitness due to its length and considerable elevation gain. While the estimated continuous cycling time is around 3 hours and 17 minutes, plan for the full 4 hours and 16 minutes, allowing for stops. Be prepared for some parts of the route where you might even need to push your bike. The trail is suitable for road bikes on its mostly paved surfaces, but be mindful of the unpaved segments.

    Beyond the physical challenge, the Glen Devon loop is rich in Scottish history and unique features. You will pass the historically significant Old Stirling Bridge, near the site of William Wallace's victory, and the ancient Cambuskenneth Abbey, founded around 1140. The route also takes you along the Manor Powis Road, an old road now exclusively used for cycling, offering a pleasant, traffic-free section. You can also see monuments commemorating the Battle of Sheriffmuir, which took place in 1715.

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    Location: Dunblane, Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom

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