Gàidhlig agus Gravelfoyle

£48.00

2.5 to 3hrs

Gàidhlig and Gravelfoyle - a journey of language, culture and folklore.

Learn why the Gàidhlig translation for Ben Lomond leaves a clue to how whisky smugglers operated in the Trossachs during prohibition, why the Gàidhlig for Aberfoyle may go some way to explaining the floods, and bring the landscape to life with translations of the surrounding hills and names. Spraffling as we cycle is a wonderful way to take in our surroundings and connect with our rich Scottish culture.

Fitness requirements: If you feel comfortable riding 35km with 700m of climbing then you will be absolutely grand. If you are unsure, you can also book a private group ride for you and your friends, just get in touch.

E-bikes are welcome though the pace will be set by analogue riders. The views are spectacular enough that if you need to do any waiting, it will be a delight for the eyes!

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2.5 to 3hrs

Gàidhlig and Gravelfoyle - a journey of language, culture and folklore.

Learn why the Gàidhlig translation for Ben Lomond leaves a clue to how whisky smugglers operated in the Trossachs during prohibition, why the Gàidhlig for Aberfoyle may go some way to explaining the floods, and bring the landscape to life with translations of the surrounding hills and names. Spraffling as we cycle is a wonderful way to take in our surroundings and connect with our rich Scottish culture.

Fitness requirements: If you feel comfortable riding 35km with 700m of climbing then you will be absolutely grand. If you are unsure, you can also book a private group ride for you and your friends, just get in touch.

E-bikes are welcome though the pace will be set by analogue riders. The views are spectacular enough that if you need to do any waiting, it will be a delight for the eyes!

2.5 to 3hrs

Gàidhlig and Gravelfoyle - a journey of language, culture and folklore.

Learn why the Gàidhlig translation for Ben Lomond leaves a clue to how whisky smugglers operated in the Trossachs during prohibition, why the Gàidhlig for Aberfoyle may go some way to explaining the floods, and bring the landscape to life with translations of the surrounding hills and names. Spraffling as we cycle is a wonderful way to take in our surroundings and connect with our rich Scottish culture.

Fitness requirements: If you feel comfortable riding 35km with 700m of climbing then you will be absolutely grand. If you are unsure, you can also book a private group ride for you and your friends, just get in touch.

E-bikes are welcome though the pace will be set by analogue riders. The views are spectacular enough that if you need to do any waiting, it will be a delight for the eyes!