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A motorbike weekend in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

Stay in Luss. Day 1: B829, Lochard Road, A821, Duke's Pass, B828 and B839; day 2: C69, Glen Douglas Road, C70, Glen Fruin Road, C9, Shore Road and A82.

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Day 1 · Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

4 roads, 43 km of bends between them.

  1. B829, Lochard Road 10 km · 53 bends · near Aberfoyle 14 km from Luss
  2. A821, Duke's Pass 21 km · 147 bends · between Aberfoyle and Callander 7 km from the last road
  3. B828 3 km · 36 bends · near Luss 29 km from the last road
  4. B839 10 km · 59 bends · near Luss 4 km from the last road
Lunch
Brig o' Turk Tearoom 5.8 km from Aberfoyle

Night 1 · Luss

3 bus stops within 400 m; boats from Luss Pier

Day 2 · Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

4 roads, 43 km of bends between them.

  1. C69, Glen Douglas Road 9 km · 45 bends · near Luss 8 km from Luss
  2. C70, Glen Fruin Road 11 km · 38 bends · between Luss and Balloch 10 km from the last road
  3. C9, Shore Road 12 km · 43 bends · near Luss 11 km from the last road
  4. A82 10 km · 40 bends · near Luss 25 km from the last road
Lunch
The Village Inn 12 km from Luss

How this plan is made

No one picks these by hand and no one pays to be in them. The planner's rules take the places and roads Loch Lomond and the Trossachs's pages rank, for anyone, any month: each day the best roads close together, in riding order, and a night in the town nearest where they end. Distances are as the crow flies, so the road is longer. Check opening times on each place's page before you go. How the ranking works.

Questions

Where should I stay for a motorbike weekend in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs?

Luss. On a ride, each night is in the town nearest where the day's roads end. Luss: 3 bus stops within 400 m; boats from Luss Pier.

What should I do first?

Day 1 is B829, Lochard Road, A821, Duke's Pass, B828 and B839, the best roads within 30 km of each other, in riding order.

Who picked these places?

Nobody. The same rules make every plan from the places and roads the site ranks with one open formula, and no place pays to be in a plan.

How it works, in full

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