Route136 route

near Aviemore

10.5 miles

Distance

219 ft

Climb

-376 ft

Descent

1,048 ft

High Point

-156 ft

Altitude change

693 ft

Altitude min

855 ft

Altitude start

699 ft

Altitude end

-0.3%

Grade

-14.9%

Grade max

5.9%

Grade min

3 miles

Distance climb

6 miles

Distance down

1 mile

Distance flat

Travel along National Cycle route 7 and through the stunning Cairngorms National Park on this lovely short cycle ride.
The route takes place mainly on off road tracks passing first through Docharn Wood and then along the Speyside Way from Boat of Garten Village to Aviemore.
Highlights on the route include views of the Cairngorms, the River Spey and the Strathspey Steam Railway

Detailed Description

Route136 is a 11 mile less popular intermediate route located near Aviemore. This mountain bike only route. This route climbs 219 ft with a max elevation of 1,048 ft then descends -376 ft.

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Badenoch & Strathspey Trail Association (www.badstrathtrail.com)

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Stats

Distance

11 miles
Altitude change

-156 ft
Altitude min

693 ft
Altitude start

855 ft
Altitude end

699 ft
Climb

219 ft
Descent

-376 ft
Grade

-0.3%
Grade max

-14.9%
Grade min

5.9%
Distance climb

3 miles
Distance down

6 miles
Distance flat

1 mile

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Riding area

Carrbridge
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
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Blue
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AM, XC

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