The Howth Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Coolock

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Experience the scenic beauty of Howth Peninsula

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Map miniature of "The Howth Adventure" cycling inspiration in Eastern and Midland, Ireland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through the picturesque Howth Peninsula. Encounter stunning views and natural landscapes as you traverse this route. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is perfect for well-trained amateurs seeking an exciting challenge. Explore highlights such as Howth, Ben of Howth, and Kilbarrack, which offer unique attractions and cultural experiences.

gravel

24 km

137 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center

Coolock: Explore the scenic roads and gravel paths of Coolock in Ireland.

Coolock is a locality in Eastern and Midland, Ireland that offers a variety of cycling opportunities. The roads in Coolock are well-maintained and perfect for road cycling, with scenic routes and beautiful landscapes to explore. Additionally, there are several gravel paths available for adventurous gravel cyclists. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is the Dublin Mountains, which offer challenging climbs and breathtaking views. Coolock is also a great base for exploring the coastal routes in Ireland, with charming seaside towns and picturesque villages along the way. Overall, Coolock is a cyclist's paradise with diverse terrain and stunning scenery.

11 km

HowthTown

Howth is a beautiful coastal village known for its charming harbor, stunning cliff walks, and delicious seafood. Explore its quaint streets and savor the breathtaking views of the Irish Sea.

13 km

Ben of Howth171 mPeak

Ben of Howth is a prominent hill that provides panoramic views of Howth and its surrounding areas. Climb to the top and witness the beauty of Dublin Bay and the Irish coastline.

20 km

KilbarrackSub-urb

Kilbarrack is a historic area with interesting landmarks and attractions, including the Kilbarrack Martello Tower and Saint Teresa's Church. Take a break from cycling and immerse yourself in the local culture.