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Welcome to the freshest collection of routes on FulGaz.
This week we travel to a number of stunning locations including the Cayman Islands, Belgium, Ireland, Scotland and for the very first time. Slovenia!
Thank you to all of this week’s amazing contributors – David Wilson, Lowell Stanley, Jos Pironet, Igor Keržan and Aidan O’Sullivan.
Every May on Grand Cayman the Cayman Islands Cycling Association sponsors the May Cycling Series with races every weekend. Races vary from Circuit races, Time Trials and culminate with the 58 mi Frank Sound Road Race. This is one Loop for the Road race which consists of 3 laps around the east end of the island for the elite cyclists and 2 laps for us mere mortals.
More InfoHelmsdale to Reay is the “alternative” less travelled route from the South into Caithness. Starting at the Railway Station in Helmsdale we follow the course of the River Helmsdale inland towards Kinbrace. Then we pick up the Halladale River which we will follow all the way to the North Coast. We pass through the “Flow Country”, a large, rolling expanse of peatland and wetland area of Caithness and Sutherland in the North of Scotland which is the largest expanse of blanket bog in Europe, and covers about 4,000 km². Note, this ride ends where the Reay to John O Groats ride begins, so for real marathon session on the trainer you can do back to back!
More InfoThe ride takes in the country lanes and woodland trails of the Irish heartlands around Co Roscommon. The ride has undulating terrain with small hills making for a good workout. A gravel spin on a crisp spring afternoon passing turlough lakes in flood and open farmland landscape.
More InfoThe tour begins in front of the Statue, which reminds us of men who for centuries transported wood along the Savinja River from the Upper Savinja Valley to the southern parts. It is set next to the bridge that leads to the City Park across the Savinja River. At the beginning, the path is straight, which runs along the Savinja River and starts to climb after just under seven kilometers all the way to a small ski resort at Celjska koča.
More InfoA stunning ride from Brugge to the Belgian coast at Oostende is a relatively flat ride and perfect if you're looking for something gentle to turn the legs over.
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