Cycling Route in Stranraer, Scotland, United Kingdom

St Ninian's Way - Glenluce to New Luce

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8 km
Distance

101 m
Ascent

78 m
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About This Route

This 15th section of St Ninian's Way starts at Glenluce crossroads and heads north- west along road and track for 2 km to Glenluce Abbey. Continue along east bank of the Water of Luce 4 km to Cruise (crossroads with Southern Upland Way) and continue 2 km to New Luce (Conservation Village)

Alternatively, for an extra 6 km, at Cruise take the Southern Upland Way going East for 5 km to the road and waterfall on the Cross Water of Luce, then take the minor road back to New Luce.

Gently undulating along the Luce valley

Also part of the Whithorn Way - http://www.whithornway.org . courtesy of the WWSG where a detailed route description with grid references is available.

For a map overview of Part 1 and Part 2 of St Ninian’s Way please go to https://www.bikemap.net/en/route/3548129-st-ninians-way-carlisle-to-st-andrews-part-1-carlisle-to-whithorn/

https://www.bikemap.net/en/route/3595932-st-ninians-way-carlisle-to-st-andrews-part-2-whithorn-to-south-queensferry/

St Ninian’s Way is one of the great pilgrim routes in Scotland to St Andrews - The Way of St Andrews - For other routes see http://www.thewayofstandrews.com

This cycling route is ideal for: Road bike MTB City bike

You will cycle on the following surfaces: Paved Unpaved

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Highlights Along The Route

Point of Interest

Joins Southern Upland Way , with 6 km detour to New Luce

Point of Interest

Glenluce Abbey

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