Wick Harbour – Wick Railway Station loop from Puldagon Farm Shop and Restaurant

Wick Harbour – Wick Railway Station loop from Puldagon Farm Shop and Restaurant

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Wick Harbour – Wick Railway Station loop from Puldagon Farm Shop and Restaurant

03:21

77.6km

480m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 12.9 km for 146 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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12.4 km

Wick Harbour Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

Lots to capture your attention at Wick harbour. Alongside the attractive boats, there is a lighthouse on both North and South piers, also a lifeboat station, fog cannon and other landmarks to take note of.

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12.4 km

Wick Harbour

Highlight • Settlement

The port city of Wick is located on the north-east coast of Scotland about 410 km north of Edinburgh and about 1060 km north of London. Wick, with a population …

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13.0 km

Morags Café Wick

Highlight • Cafe

Wonderful cafe in the heart of Wick. Refuel on Haggis Neeps & Tatties before the final leg to John o Groats

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13.4 km

Wick Railway Station

Highlight • Rest Area

Catch the train here 🚂

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26.3 km

The Brown Trout Hotel

Highlight • Rest Area

Hotel with a restaurant, might be the only food option around.

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49.0 km

Achavanich Standing Stones

Highlight • Natural Monument

Carefully arranged in a horseshoe pattern, the 4000 year old standing stones are thought to be unique in the North of Scotland. This is because normally the broad face of …

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51.9 km

Rumster Forest

Highlight • Forest

Keep your eyes peeled for buzzards and Roe Deer as you ride through this area of mixed woodland.

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58.0 km

Lybster Church Cross-Inscribed Stone

Highlight • Religious Site

Sculptured Stone: A roughly triangular stone, about 2x3ft, lies on the right hand side of the church.

Part of the Pictish Trail.
highlandpictishtrail.co.uk/project/the-lybster-stone

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