This page includes basic details for all routes on Zwift’s Scotland world. For additional route details, click the corresponding link to be taken to that route’s detail page.
Designed by Zwifter “JackCat” from team OTR, this route is the first ever added to the game as a result of a route design contest. (The contest was held to determine the final race route for Round 1 of ZRL’s 2024/25 season.)
BRAEk-fast Crits & Grits gets its name from a signature feature: 3 full laps of the Breakaway Brae loop (aka “Nessie’s Loop“). The route also starts and finishes up the Sgurr Summit South climb, which is sure to force key selections in any race.
Route Basics
Length: 20.8 km (12.9 miles)
Elevation: 211 m (692‘)
Lead-In: 1.3 km (0.8 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 415 XP
Designed by Zwifter “JackCat” from team OTR, this route is the first ever added to the game as a result of a route design contest. (The contest was held to determine the final race route for Round 1 of ZRL’s 2024/25 season.)
BRAEk-fast Crits & Grits gets its name from a signature feature: 3 full laps of the Breakaway Brae loop (aka “Nessie’s Loop“). The route also starts and finishes up the Sgurr Summit South climb, which is sure to force key selections in any race.
Ready to climb? City and the Sgurr should really be named “The Sgurr”, because it’s all about this climb. (Sgurr is Gaelic for “high sharp-pointed hill”, and the Sgurr’s summit is the highest point on the Scotland map.)
Races here will be interesting, since one side of the Sgurr is gravel, while the other is paved.
Route Basics
Length: 5.9 km (3.7 miles)
Elevation: 103 m (338‘)
Lead-In: 2.7 km (1.7 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 120 XP
Ready to climb? City and the Sgurr should really be named “The Sgurr”, because it’s all about this climb. (Sgurr is Gaelic for “high sharp-pointed hill”, and the Sgurr’s summit is the highest point on the Scotland map.)
Races here will be interesting, since one side of the Sgurr is gravel, while the other is paved.
This punchy circuit takes you on streets with sights inspired by the city of Glasgow, host of the finishing circuit for the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships. If you’ve ridden in real-world Glasgow these challenging ramps should feel familiar!
Route Basics
Length: 3 km (1.9 miles)
Elevation: 34 m (112‘)
Lead-In: 0.2 km (0.1 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 60 XP
This punchy circuit takes you on streets with sights inspired by the city of Glasgow, host of the finishing circuit for the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships. If you’ve ridden in real-world Glasgow these challenging ramps should feel familiar!
This is the reverse version of the popular Glasgow Crit Circuit which was created to host the finish of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships. If you’ve ridden in real-world Glasgow or on this Zwift route in the other direction, these challenging ramps will feel familiar!
Route Basics
Length: 3 km (1.9 miles)
Elevation: 34 m (112‘)
Lead-In: 1.1 km (0.7 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: Event Only
This is the reverse version of the popular Glasgow Crit Circuit which was created to host the finish of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships. If you’ve ridden in real-world Glasgow or on this Zwift route in the other direction, these challenging ramps will feel familiar!
Looking to grab the orange jersey in Scotland? This is the route for you! Loch Loop takes you through Scotland’s Highlands on a simple loop that includes ever-changing terrain and lots of fun sites.
Route Basics
Length: 8 km (5.0 miles)
Elevation: 71 m (233‘)
Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 160 XP
Looking to grab the orange jersey in Scotland? This is the route for you! Loch Loop takes you through Scotland’s Highlands on a simple loop that includes ever-changing terrain and lots of fun sites.
Originally shared as a Rebel Route in May 2023, “Outer Scotland” covers Scotland’s outermost roads in a clockwise direction, starting and ending in Glasgow at the Champion’s Sprint arch. It was officially added to the game as a featured route for Tour de Zwift 2025.
Route Basics
Length: 11.1 km (6.9 miles)
Elevation: 104 m (341‘)
Lead-In: 0.2 km (0.1 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 220 XP
Originally shared as a Rebel Route in May 2023, “Outer Scotland” covers Scotland’s outermost roads in a clockwise direction, starting and ending in Glasgow at the Champion’s Sprint arch. It was officially added to the game as a featured route for Tour de Zwift 2025.
This rolling figure-8 route is rarely flat, but always scenic! It covers the same roads as Loch Loop, but a little extra stretch of tarmac through the Loch near Breakaway Brae.
Route Basics
Length: 9 km (5.6 miles)
Elevation: 77 m (253‘)
Lead-In: 5.1 km (3.2 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 180 XP
This rolling figure-8 route is rarely flat, but always scenic! It covers the same roads as Loch Loop, but a little extra stretch of tarmac through the Loch near Breakaway Brae.
Released for Zwift Games 2025, Scotland Smash covers all of Scotland’s roads except for the Sgurr climbs. As such, it’s a rolling route with a few punchy climbs and a unique finish at the end of a draggy uphill.
Route Basics
Length: 17.8 km (11.1 miles)
Elevation: 167 m (548‘)
Lead-In: 0.2 km (0.1 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 365 XP
Released for Zwift Games 2025, Scotland Smash covers all of Scotland’s roads except for the Sgurr climbs. As such, it’s a rolling route with a few punchy climbs and a unique finish at the end of a draggy uphill.
Looking to cover all the roads in Zwift’s Scotland? The Muckle Yin (Scottish for “Big One”) is the longest route in Scotland, taking you around the Highlands loop, over the Sgurr in both directions, and onto the streets of Glasgow.
Route Basics
Length: 23.4 km (14.5 miles)
Elevation: 282 m (925‘)
Lead-In: 0.2 km (0.1 miles)
Map: Scotland
Restriction: none
Achievement Badge: 470 XP
Looking to cover all the roads in Zwift’s Scotland? The Muckle Yin (Scottish for “Big One”) is the longest route in Scotland, taking you around the Highlands loop, over the Sgurr in both directions, and onto the streets of Glasgow.
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