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GATEWAY LOOP to Temporarily closed in 2020 (11 miles, 18km Return) Check lochkatrine.com for latest updates Time: 1 ½ hours with stops Aberfoyle to Pier to Stronachlachar (31 miles, 50km) Suitable for: e-bikes, mountain bikes, resilient hybrids Time: 4 hours with stops A short e-bike friendly route on quiet roads, gravel trails and shared use paths from NCN7 Loch and Suitable for: e-bikes, road bikes, resilient hybrids LOVE THE #ebikesmile Glens (North) to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs Iconic Trossachs adventure for everyone; on road, National Park Visitor Centre at Balmaha on the e-biking is an increasingly popular and fun way to with family and all ability options taking in some bonnie banks of Loch Lomond. explore further by bike. It only takes about 30 minutes fabulous scenery. for most people to cycle 10km on an e-bike. Viewpoints, Stops and Attractions Viewpoints, Stops and Attractions Stunning views over Loch Lomond. National Park e-bikes allow riders of different speeds and fitness to Loch Katrine Café, Stronachlachar Pier café, Loch Visitor Centre, Tom Weir Statue and Oak Tree Inn, Arklet with views over to The Arrochar Alps. Extension easily ride together. Let the bike do the work and take Balmaha. Range of Café’s and pubs in Drymen. the sting out of the hills! possible to Hotel and Loch Lomond.

LOOKING FOR INSPIRATION? DUCHRAY CASTLE LOOP TROSSACHS EXPLORER Aberfoyle to Kinlochard to Stonachlachar We have produced a a selection (10 miles, 16km) (17 miles, 27km Return) of fun and enjoyable routes Time: 3 hours with stops in The Trossachs which Time: 3 hours with stops are particularly suited Suitable for: e-bikes, mountain bikes, resilient Suitable for: e-bikes, mountain-bikes, resilient hybrids to an e-bike starting hybrids Delightful ride on the Statute Labour Road and good roads from NCN 7 in Drymen, through spectacular and iconic scenery of the Trossachs. Aberfoyle, Kinlochard, Explore the historic Statute Labour Road and enjoy iconic views of sparkling lochs, wooded hills and Enjoy some great picnic stops along the way. and rugged mountains, in the Queen Elizabeth . Viewpoints, Stops and Forest Park. Attractions Many of them take Viewpoints, Stops and Attractions Stronachlachar Pier Cafe, in some great coffee Duchray Castle, Kinlochard, with village hall, Forest Hills Hotel & Spa, and cafe stops along the hotel and leisure club. with stunning views over way, as well as popular Loch Chon, Glen Arklet and attractions. Loch Arklet

e-biking is fun! Discover with friends Explore with family Enjoy the views

WHY NOT TRY AN e-bike?

HEART OF THE TROSSACHS If you live in The Trossachs area, The Loch Lomond and Callander to Trossachs Countryside Trust can provide a loan of e-bikes (15 miles, 24km Return) to individuals and local communities. www.trustinthepark.org/tred/ Time: 2-3 hours with stops If you live in the area, The Active Travel Hub at Suitable for: e-bikes, mountain bikes, resilient Stirling Railway Station have a range of e-Bikes to try. hybrids See www.stirlingactivetravelhub.org Mostly on cycle paths and minor roads. Highlights include, cycling along the wooded shoreline of RENT AN e-bike . Some hills, but you are rewarded with superb loch and mountain views. You can also hire e-bikes locally Viewpoints, Stops and Attractions Aberfoyle Bike Hire Stunning views along Loch Venachar towards, Ben Tel: (01877) 382 023 Ledi, Achray Farm (Ice Cream), Trossachs Pier Café. www.aberfoylebikehire.co.uk Wheels in Callander Tel: (01877) 331 100 www.scottish-cycling.com Mclaren Leisure Centre Callander ROB ROY LOOP Tel: (01877) 330 000 www.mclarenleisure.co.uk/new-ebike-hire/ Strathyre to (7.8 miles, 12.5km) KatrineWheelz at Loch Katrine (Closed during 2020 season, check www.lochkatrine.com for updates) Time: 2 1/2 hours with stops Tel: (01877) 376 366 Suitable for: e-bikes, road bikes, resilient hybrids www.katrinewheelz.co.uk Roll Outdoors (Kingshouse, near Balquhidder) An easy, family-friendly ride through Strathyre Forest and Balquhidder village amongst wild Tel: 07979746658 scenery to visit Rob Roy’s grave. www.rolloutdoors.co.uk www.trustinthepark.org/tred/active-travel/ Viewpoints, Stops and Attractions Highland coo sculpture, part of BLISS Art Trail, Strathyre, , Rob Roy’s grave at Balquhidder Kirk, The Broch Café, the Ben Shean Hotel, White Stag and Mhor 84.

#ebikesmile #ebikesmile The indicative rings EXPLORE THE TROSSACHS BY e-BIKE represent 10km in distance, approx. Routes Key 30 minutes ride by e-bike. ONE LOCH LOMOND GATEWAY Drymen to Balmaha (11 miles, 18km Return) GERS A AR VA H I C L DUCHRAY CASTLE LOOP A T B S Aberfoyle to Kinlochard (10 miles, 16km) L

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LOCH KATRINE LOOP (TEMPORARILY CLOSED IN 2020) Aberfoyle to Trossachs Pier, To Stronachlachar (31 miles, 50km)

TROSSACHS EXPLORER Kinlochard to Stonachlachar (17 miles, 27km Return)

HEART OF THE TROSSACHS Callander to Loch Achray (15 miles, 24km Return)

ROB ROY LOOP Strathyre to Balquhidder (7.8 miles, 12.5km)

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The indicative rings NCN7 Lochs and Glens (North) links many of the villages represent 10km in and routes on this map and is a fantastic cyclepath (mostly off distance, approx. road). Find Out More www.visitscotland.com/cyclingroutes 30 minutes ride by e-bike.