Far North Cycling Holiday
9 Day: Guided: Road/Touring
Tour Overview
Dates & Prices
Dates
Price
Availability
10 May 2025 - 18 May 2025
£1795
Available
07 Jun 2025 - 15 Jun 2025
£1795
Available
28 Jun 2025 - 06 Jul 2025
£1795
Available
If you need assistance or wish to discuss the tour, please feel free to call us on +44 (0) 1463 417707.
Alternatively, you can email us on office@redspokes.co.uk for more information on this adventure holiday.
Key Stats
5/10
Moderate
Cycling Difficulty
Moderate
68 km
42 miles
Average Daily distance
42 miles
692 m
2,272 ft
Average Daily Ascent
2,272 ft
6 - 7
Days
No. of Days Cycling
Days
Tour Features
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Inverness: Highland capital city
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The Black Isle: View Bottle Nose Dolphins at Chanory Point
- Ullapool: Telford designed white fishing village
- Inverewe Garden: Atlantic coast botanical oasis
- Wander through quaint towns and villages like Tain, Ullapool and Lochinver
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Customer Testimonial
"The redspokes Scotland trip is tough but extremely rewarding. The route really had something for everyone ... narrow roads, gravel short-cuts, rolling hills, steep climbs, screaming downhills, and crossings of..."
Jonas Barter