LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Getting there ● The cloest railway station is Dunblane, from where it’s 10 easy miles on bike paths and quiet roads to Callander. Glasgow is around an hour away by car, Edinburgh 90 minutes or so. Where to stay ● You could try the Callander Hostel, or various pubs and B&Bs, such as the bike-friendly Dalgair House Hotel. Where to eat ● The Pier Cafe in Stronachlachar (FK8 3TY) on the banks of Loch Katrine is a candidate for Scotland’s best-view snackery. Bike shops ● Wheels Cycling Centre in Callander offers mountain bikes and touring and hybrid bikes (plus electric versions) for as little as four hours (£20) to two weeks (£150). They also offer servicing for your own bike. Events ● The Grand Old Dukes ride (15 June) is…

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