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Bray Coastal Route


A road cycling route starting from Dalkey

Explore the stunning coastal scenery along the Bray Coastal Route

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The Bray Coastal Route is a 69 km road route that takes cyclists along the breathtaking coastal scenery of County Wicklow. Starting near Dalkey, this route provides a moderate ascent of 1002 meters, making it suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. Highlights along the way include Killiney Hill, offering panoramic views of Dublin Bay, and the picturesque town of Bray, famous for its charming seafront and bustling promenade. Cyclists can also enjoy the tranquil surroundings of Kilmacanogue and marvel at the Sugarlump, a distinctive hill with stunning panoramic views. Other notable stops include Victor's Way, a unique and thought-provoking park, and the Glencree German War Cemetery, a poignant reminder of Ireland's history. Overall, the Bray Coastal Route offers a delightful cycling experience through some of the most scenic coastal landscapes of Eastern Ireland.

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69 km
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Highlights on the route

Start: Dalkey Village center
Dalkey: 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.
Killiney Hill153 mPeak
On top of Killiney Hill, cyclists can take in the breathtaking views of Dublin Bay and the surrounding landscapes.
BrayTown
The vibrant town of Bray, with its charming seafront and lively atmosphere, is a highlight worth exploring.
KilmacanogueVillage
Kilmacanogue offers a peaceful stop along the route, with scenic surroundings and charming local establishments.
Sugarlump323 mPeak
Sugarlump, a distinctive hill, provides cyclists with panoramic views of the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea.
Victor's WayAttraction
Victor's Way, a unique park featuring thought-provoking sculptures, offers a memorable experience for visitors.
Robber's Pass Hill508 mPeak
Robber's Pass Hill rewards cyclists with panoramic views and a sense of accomplishment after the climb.
Glencree German War CemeteryAttraction
The Glencree German War Cemetery is a historic site that serves as a poignant reminder of Ireland's involvement in World War II.
Killakee Mountain529 mPeak
Killakee Mountain offers a challenging climb and rewards cyclists with stunning views from the summit.
Dún LaoghaireTown
Dún Laoghaire, with its picturesque waterfront and heritage sites, is a must-visit stop along the route.
Geographic PointerViewpoint
Geographic Pointer, a unique rock formation, adds intrigue to the ride and serves as a distinct landmark.
Finish: Dalkey Village center
Dalkey: Coastal routes and a famous hill climb in Dalkey.

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