Ullapool Sportives

29th September 2012

Stunning Scenery from the UK’s most northerly sportive

The Ullapool this route takes in some of the wildest scenery Scotland has to offer from wild cliffs and tiny islands to lonely moorland and remote sandy beaches with superb panoramic mountain views, tree-lined twisting roads and foaming rivers. The ride passes the ruin of Ardvreck Castle on the shore of Loch Assynt, built by the MacLeods of Assynt in the 16th century.

The Ullapool Beag is shorter but equally impressive in terms of scenery.  Wind around the unique and spectacular mountains of west Sutherland on quiet roads. The route is demanding but rewarding, taking you to places you may have never been before.  A little gem!

Ullapool Mor    
Start/Finish:   Ullapool
Start Time:   09:30am-10:00am
Length:   88 mls / 142km
Ascent:   TBC
Route:   North on the A835 to Drumrunie. Left on the unclassified road past Stac Polaidh. Right on unclassified road at Aird of Coigach. North to Lochinver then left on the B869 the right onto the A894 then a left onto the A837 to Ledmore Junction and back to Ullapool on the A835
Event Details(on the day):   Map
Map:   Map
Profile:   Map
Start Location:   Profile
Rules and Entry Form:   Rules & Entry
Results 2011:   Results
Results 2010:   Results
Results 2009:   Results
Results 2008:   Results
     
Ullapool Beag    
Start/Finish:   Ullapool
Start Time:   09:30-10:30
Length:   65.5 mls / 105km
Ascent:   7815ft / 2383m
Route:   North on the A835 to Drumrunie. Left on the unclassified road past Stac Polaidh. Right on unclassified road at Aird of Coigach. North to Lochinver then on A837 to Ledmore Junction and back to Ullapool on the A835
Event Details(on the day):   Map
Map:   Map
Profile   Profile
Rules and Entry Form:   Rules & Entry
Results 2011:   Results
Results 2010:   Results
Results 2009:   Results
Results 2008:   Results
     
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Ullapool Cairngorms Skye Bealach mor Bealach Beag
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