Cycling and Running Events in Scotland 2020 | Loch Ness 360

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    Scotland’s newest long-distance trail?

    Test your stamina and strength with our running and cycling events in Scotland, Loch Ness. There is no better place to take on the challenge of a lifetime than in the beautiful, rugged and wild surrounds of iconic Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.

    The LochNess360ﹾ Challenge is a new three-day running or cycling event in Scotland happening between Friday 20th– Sunday 22nd May 2022. It’s 129 km and over 3000 m of ascent, with breathtaking views – what more could you ask for? This is the inaugural year for the Loch Ness 360ﹾ Challenge. Following the Loch Ness 360ﹾ trail along the Great Glen Way and South Loch Ness Trail around Loch Ness, this is a challenge with a view that you’ll never forget.

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    highland track going off into the distance on hills.

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    Supporters of the Loch Ness 360ﹾ Challenge

    Pick Your Challenge Below

    The 3 days, 3 marathons challenge happens on the 20th, 21st and 22nd May 2022. Run one, two or all three marathons over the weekend. The ultra marathon on the 21st May is 80 miles of running over 24 hours around Loch Ness. Then there’s our bike challenge for off road bikes, covering 80 miles in just 14 hours.

    If you’d like to help out at the Challenge next year, we’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join us throughout the event. Find out more about volunteering on the Loch Ness 360° Challenge here.

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    Explore the Loch Ness 360° Trail Map

    The map below shows the full 80-mile trail around Loch Ness. The northern red trail is part of the Great Glen Way. The South green trail forms the South Loch Ness Trail from Fort Augustus to Inverness.

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    Loch Ness 360 Trail route map
    Explore the Trail

    Elevation profiles

    These elevation profiles show a cross-sectional view of the terrain along the Great Glen Way (sections 1 to 3 of the LN360°) and the South Loch Ness Trail (sections 4 to 6).

    Elevation profile for the Great Glen Way
    Elevation profile for the South Loch Ness Trail

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