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Midlem & Lilliesleaf

Cycling Route

Midlem & Lilliesleaf

Cycling

This route heads east from Selkirk and climbs to the summit on Lindean Moor and then undulates passing Lindean Loch Nature Reserve.

The route then turns towards Midlem and on to Lilliesleaf. The route climbs away from the Ale Water which provides extensive views to the north-west at the summit. The route then heads back to Selkirk.

Further details on this route are available to download.

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Distance:
17mi / 27km
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Total climb:
1,640ft / 500m
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Total descent:
1,640ft / 500m
Towns along route:
Lilliesleaf, Midlem
Difficulty:
Moderate
Difficulty notes:
Longer distance or on hilly roads. May enter remote areas. High degree of self sufficiency required
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What you'll see

Image of This route heads east from Selkirk and climbs to the summit on Lindean Moor and then undulates passing Lindean Loch Nature Reserve. The route then turns towards Midlem and on to Lilliesleaf. The route climbs away from the Ale Water which provides extensive views to the north-west at the summit. The route then heads back to Selkirk. Further details on this route are available to download.

Lilliesleaf

Towns & Villages

Lilliesleaf is a small village, located 7 miles south east of Selkirk.

Image of This route heads east from Selkirk and climbs to the summit on Lindean Moor and then undulates passing Lindean Loch Nature Reserve. The route then turns towards Midlem and on to Lilliesleaf. The route climbs away from the Ale Water which provides extensive views to the north-west at the summit. The route then heads back to Selkirk. Further details on this route are available to download.

Midlem

Towns & Villages

Midlem is a small located three miles east of Selkirk, along the B6453 road.