Glencree Gravel Adventure
A gravel cycling route starting from Dalkey
An epic gravel cycling adventure through Glencree and Enniskerry
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The Glencree Gravel Adventure is an epic 73 km gravel route that takes you through the rugged landscapes of Glencree and Enniskerry. With a challenging ascent of 1447 meters, this route is recommended for experienced gravel cyclists who seek thrill and adventure. Starting near Dalkey, the highlight of this route is Carrickgollogan Hill, a rocky summit with breathtaking views. Enniskerry, with its picturesque streets and the famous Powerscourt Waterfall, is another must-visit attraction along the way. You also have the opportunity to explore the Glencree German War Cemetery, a somber yet historically significant site. Overall, the Glencree Gravel Adventure offers an exhilarating journey through scenic and historic locations.
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73 km
1447 m
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Route profile
Highlights on the route
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Start: Killiney Village centerDalkey: Coastal routes and a famous hill climb in Dalkey.
Dalkey, situated in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, offers a unique mix of coastal routes and hilly terrain. From a cyclist's perspective, Dalkey provides a diverse range of cycling possibilities - from relaxing rides along the coast to more challenging climbs in the nearby hills. One of the key attractions for cyclists in Dalkey is the famous Dalkey Hill, known for its stunning views and challenging ascent. With its charming village atmosphere and ample cycling opportunities, Dalkey is a popular destination among cyclists in the region.7 km
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Carrickgollogan Hill328 mPeakCarrickgollogan Hill offers panoramic views from its rocky summit and adds an extra challenge for gravel cyclists.
12 km
12 km
EnniskerryVillageEnniskerry, with its quaint streets and stunning Powerscourt Waterfall, is a highlight worth exploring.
28 km
28 km
Powerscourt WaterfallWaterfallPowerscourt Waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in Ireland, is a majestic sight to behold.
31 km
31 km
Djouce725 mPeakDjouce, with its unspoiled natural beauty, offers a striking backdrop for a gravel cycling adventure.
48 km
48 km
Glencree German War CemeteryAttractionThe Glencree German War Cemetery is a solemn and historic site that commemorates the lives of German World War II soldiers.
55 km
55 km
Montpelier Hill383 mPeakMontpelier Hill, also known as the Hell Fire Club, is famous for its eerie history and provides stunning views of Dublin.
69 km
69 km
CabinteelySub-urbCabinteely Park, with its diverse flora and fauna, is a great spot to take a break and enjoy the natural surroundings.
73 km
73 km
Killiney Hill153 mPeakKilliney Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of Dublin Bay, making it a must-visit stop along the route.
73 km
73 km
Finish: Killiney Village centerDalkey: Coastal routes and a famous hill climb in Dalkey.