Download Crieff Cloverleaf GPX tracks for compatible satnavs and apps.
Routes for all apps and devices
The official GPX downloads bundle - pure GPX tracks (no waypoints) for the Crieff Cloverleaf and Little Leaf routes, designed for compatibility with the widest range of apps and devices.
User-supplied routes for Garmin satnavs
Try these GPX files for the four main Crieff Cloverleaf routes, kindly supplied by Phil C, if your Garmin doesn't like the GPX files in the main bundle above. (We think some Garmins don't like it when a GPX track starts and finishes at the same location).
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Find your waypoints.
Download Crieff Cloverleaf satnav waypoint suggestions as printable PDFs.
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Bookmark our maps.
You'll see the routes, plus other useful info.
We've set up external Google MyMaps for the Crieff Cloverleaf and the Little Leaf, that you can bookmark or save to your own Google Drive.
As well as the Cloverleaf routes, these maps show public toilets and petrol stations on or very close to the routes. (Hint: toilets and fuel stops shown in black, not purple or blue, involve a short detour.)
If you spot anything wrong or out of date on the maps, let us know!
We'll keep you informed with Crieff Cloverleaf news and travel tips. We'll also share any discounts and special offers we can blag from our brilliant local businesses.
Great news! All of Scotland has now moved out of the Covid-19 Levels system, and twin-shares are allowed.
Ever since the first lockdown in March 2020, there have been ongoing restrictions in Scotland on travel, hospitality and public get-togethers. Most recently, we’ve had Levels-based local restrictions, and we’re delighted to announce that as of Monday 9th August 2021, all of Scotland has exited Level 0 and left the levels system behind.
For Crieff Cloverleaf visitors, the best piece of news is that twin-share rooms are allowed again for people from different households. If you’re riding the Cloverleaf with a mate or in a group, our very popular RoomLink service can now help you find twin-share rooms to keep costs down. (Double and single rooms are still an option too, of course!)
There are a few measures staying in place in Scotland to keep everyone safe. The main thing for touring bikers to be aware of is that face coverings must still be worn in indoor public places (and on public transport, though we guess you won’t be needing that!) Don’t worry though – an ordinary biker neck tube is an acceptable face covering. Just pull it up over your mouth and nose and you’re good to go indoors.
We’re told that the long-range weather forecast for later in August is looking good, so get your RoomLink enquiries in now! We still have a handful of great-value B&B rooms with private parking available in August and September. For the best chance of bagging your biker-friendly beds, give us a flexible date range and we’ll do our bikerly best to fit you in.
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