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Etape Caledonia Training Ride Feb 2010

A big thank you to everyone who took part and helped out on the first of the Etape Caledonia Training rides of 2010, which took place... Read More

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Cycling in the Outer Hebrides

The Hebridean Way

Cycling the Hebridean Way

What a year 2018 has been.

There is snow excuse for not riding your bike

Get in the Zone with your Cycle Training

Honey Stinger Honey Waffle

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Just another day in the office 😊

Just another day in the office 😊

Back on the Outer Hebrides for the final time this

Back on the Outer Hebrides for the final time this year. Want to join us on this amazing supported cycle in 2024, then check out our website for details. #hebrideanway #hebrideanwaycycle

Ferry hopping is a big part of the adventure and j

Ferry hopping is a big part of the adventure and journey on our Hebridean trips. Check out our Hebridean Way and Hebridean Hopper trips in 2024 for more details. #calmac #ferry #bicycletouring

After a few months guiding in France it’s good t

After a few months guiding in France it’s good to get back home and take riders around the stunning routes in Scotland. #scotlandexplore #cyclescotland #isleofmull #tobermory

An early morning ride to clear the cobwebs away -

An early morning ride to clear the cobwebs away - Pierre Plate à Florac

What a stunning finish to our 4 days riding the He

What a stunning finish to our 4 days riding the Hebridean Way.
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Some of our favourite things - * Cycling ✅ * The

Some of our favourite things -
* Cycling ✅
* The Outer Hebrides ✅
* Causeways ✅
* Sunshine ✅
* A Tailwind ✅Day 2 of our Hebridean Way trip
2024 dates coming very soon

The Skinny Tyres vans have made it to Barra for th

The Skinny Tyres vans have made it to Barra for the start of our Hebridean Way trip. The official start tomorrow takes us to Vatersay, the southern-most inhabited island of the Outer Hebrides. We then get back on to Barra via a causeway, then a short ferry trip to Eriskay, of Whisky Galore fame, then on to South Uist via another causeway.

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