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Ring of Brodgar – Standing Stones of Stenness loop from Stromness

Ring of Brodgar – Standing Stones of Stenness loop from Stromness

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5.0

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Ring of Brodgar – Standing Stones of Stenness loop from Stromness

00:57

21.6km

160m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 11.8 km for 90 m

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6.38 km

Voy Road Singletrack

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

When I was on Strava, this was a regular segment that apparently no-one else bothered with. it is best appreciated slow as takes you along the quiet north edge of …

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11.5 km

Ring of Brodgar Information Board

Highlight • Historical Site

The Ring of Brodgar is a henge in the British Orkney Islands with a circular stone setting inside. With a diameter of 104 m, it is larger than Stonehenge. Of …

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11.7 km

Ring of Brodgar

Highlight • Natural Monument

Hard to avoid the crowds June-September, but thanks to the access to the stones being prohibited its at least allows for a relatively people free photograph

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11.8 km

Curlew Near the Ring of Brodgar

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The Ring of Brodgar is a henge in the British Orkney Islands with a circular stone setting inside. With a diameter of 104 m, it is larger than Stonehenge. Of …

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12.1 km

Ring of Brodgar

Highlight • Historical Site

The Ring of Brodgar is part of the Neolithic World Heritage site on Orkney. This ring of stones once included 60 stones, 36 still survive. They are thought to have …

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13.5 km

Standing Stones of Stenness

Highlight • Historical Site

Stones of Stenness, also called Standing Stones of Stenness, is a henge stone circle monument dating from the Neolithic Age, located on the southeast side of Loch of Stenness on …

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