Historic Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Clonskeagh

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Unveil the secrets of Dublin's ancient past on this gravel route

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Immerse yourself in Dublin's intriguing history and culture on this gravel cycling route. Discover hidden gems like the renowned Book of Kells and the Ericsson Skyline. Enjoy the scenic beauty of Swords and Clontarf as you explore their historic charms. Conquer an elevation gain of 201 meters over a distance of 49 kilometers, making this route ideal for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a fascinating journey through Dublin's treasures.

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49 km

201 m

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Start: Locality center

Clonskeagh: Experience the best of both worlds - scenic countryside roads and challenging mountain climbs in Clonskeagh.

Clonskeagh, located in Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, offers a unique cycling experience. The locality is situated close to Dublin, making it easily accessible for both leisurely rides and training sessions. Clonskeagh is surrounded by scenic countryside roads that are ideal for road cycling. Additionally, the nearby Dublin Mountains provide challenging climbs and off-road trails for more adventurous riders. Highly recommended is a visit to the famous Hellfire Club in the Dublin Mountains, a popular spot among cyclists. With its proximity to Dublin and varied cycling options, Clonskeagh is a must-visit destination for cyclists of all levels.

4 km

Book of KellsAttraction

Discover the mythical Book of Kells, renowned for its intricate illustrations and historical significance. Marvel at the masterpiece created by early Celtic monks in the 9th century.

6 km

Ericsson SkylineViewpoint

Cycle across the iconic Ericsson Skyline and admire the architectural beauty of this striking structure. Be captivated by panoramic views of Dublin and soak in the city's enchanting atmosphere.

18 km

SwordsTown

Swords, a historic town near Dublin, offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Explore its charming streets and visit the impressive Swords Castle, a testament to Ireland's medieval past.

38 km

ClontarfSub-urb

Clontarf, an inviting coastal village, exudes a serene charm and provides stunning views of Dublin Bay. Take a moment to relax by the water and rejuvenate before continuing your cycling adventure.

44 km

Dublin CastleCastle

Dublin Castle, a symbol of Ireland's sovereignty, showcases elegant architecture and captivating history. Step into the past as you explore this iconic landmark.