Intro

This ride will begin at Lochwinnoch Visitor’s Centre and head up into the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park to see Barytes Mine, finishing up back at Lochwinnoch Visitor’s Centre. A perfect mountain or gravel bike ride along this scenic route.

Find details of the full route here: https://www.komoot.com/tour/1071232923?ref=wtd

Extra Info

Trained Bike ride leaders will guide the group along the cycle route.

You’ll require your own bike to take part in these cycle rides. Please check that your bike is in good working condition before coming along for the ride.

These rides aren’t recommended for children, though they are welcome to come along as long as they are accompanied by a responsible adult and are willing to cycle for several miles for two hours.

Although the group will aim to arrive back at the end point at the time suggested, we would like to make it clear that some rides can take a little longer. For evening rides all participants bikes will be required to have functional lights.

Please arrive 10 minutes before the start time for safety information to be taken and for bikes to be checked. Rides are weather dependent and may be subject to cancellation if conditions are unsafe. All attendees will receive an email prior to the ride if it has had to be cancelled.

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These led rides were made possible by funding awarded by Cycling UK’s Shift grant.

Cycle Arts Renfrewshire is funded by Place Partnership based at OneRen. The Place Partnership project in Renfrewshire is funded by Creative Scotland and Renfrewshire Council.

Future Paisley is the radical and wide-ranging programme of economic, social and physical regeneration using the town’s unique and internationally significant cultural and heritage story to transform its future.

This event is free, but ticketed. Click here to book.

Date/Location

Monday 1st May 2023, 10:00 – 12:30, starting and finishing at Lochwinnoch Visitor’s Centre