Dunfermline Cycling Club is delighted to welcome back our annual cycle sportive on Sunday 9th June, the Tour of the Kingdom.

Taking place on some of the finest roads and views in Fife, it includes a section of the UCI Worlds Elite men's Road Race route from 2023. It is an event not to be missed!

We return to the beautiful Pittenncrieff Park (known locally as The Glen) for the start-line at our home and HQ located at The Cycle Hub.

We offer two fantastic routes of 92 and 58 miles all taking in the best views Fife and surrounds have to offer, so you are sure to find a route to suit your ability.

Our sportive also offers the following features: 

• Electronic time keeping.
• Refreshment Stations - Stay hydrated and fed along your route with our free refreshment stops on the ride.
• Event Photography - Our event will be covered by a photographer to capture your day.
• Free memento -  Every rider will receive a finisher's medal after completing the sportive.

Info for Riders

We have two superb routes available taking in some of the best scenery and roads in Fife and surrounds. With distances and elevation gains to suit your ability, select either the 92 mile 'Full' route or 58 mile 'Challenge' route.

Click on the links below to show the route maps.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45048648 - The Full Route. The toughest of our two rides at 92 miles. Before hitting the climbs it takes in a fast coastal section of the UCI Elite Men's Road Race route through Culross before turning east, with a steep ascent over the Lomond Hills to historic Falkland and Lindores Loch. It then travels west, re-joining the 'Challenge Route' riders at Loch Leven, before returning to Dunfermline via the Cleish hill climb.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45381073 - The Challenge Route. At 58 miles this ride still enjoys much of the same beautiful scenery as its sibling, but at a more comfortable distance. It still retains the excellent coastal section of last year's 'UCI Worlds' route through historic Culross, and takes you on a classic loop around Loch Leven. There it re-joins the Full Route riders before returning to Dunfermline via the Cleish hill climb. It may be shorter, however it still represents a challenge for those wishing to push themselves!