From Fairview to Dublin

A gravel cycling route starting from Fairview

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Explore the bustling city of Dublin on this scenic gravel route

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Map miniature of "From Fairview to Dublin" cycling inspiration in Eastern and Midland, Ireland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This route takes you from the peaceful neighborhood of Fairview to the vibrant streets of Dublin. Along the way, you'll pass landmarks such as the iconic General Post Office and the stunning Powerscourt Waterfall. With a total distance of 83 km and an ascent of 1480 m, this challenging gravel route offers a unique perspective of both urban and natural landscapes.

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83 km

1480 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Dublin City center

Fairview: Fairview, Ireland - Cycling Paradise in Eastern and Midland

Fairview in Eastern and Midland, Ireland is a cyclist-friendly locality with stunning landscapes. The region boasts a network of cycling routes through picturesque countryside and charming villages. Cyclists can enjoy the breathtaking views along the coastal roads and explore the scenic beauty of Fairview Park. The area is also known for its vibrant cycling community and frequent cycling events. For those seeking a challenge, nearby climbs such as the Dublin Mountains offer a thrilling experience. Overall, Fairview offers a perfect combination of cycling adventures and tourist attractions.

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General Post OfficeAttraction

The General Post Office, a historic building in Dublin, is a must-see stop on this route. Learn about its role in the Easter Rising and admire its impressive architecture.

9 km

Mount MerrionSub-urb

Mount Merrion offers a scenic viewpoint overlooking Dublin Bay, providing a refreshing break from the challenging terrain.

19 km

GlencullenVillage

Passing through Glencullen, you'll be treated to picturesque views of the surrounding countryside as you tackle the hilly sections of this route.

27 km

Knockree342 mPeak

Knockree is a tranquil area known for its wooded landscape. Take a moment to enjoy the peaceful surroundings before continuing your journey.

37 km

Powerscourt WaterfallWaterfall

Powerscourt Waterfall is one of Ireland's highest waterfalls. Take a short detour to witness its grandeur and listen to the soothing sound of cascading water.

41 km

Djouce725 mPeak

Djouce is a popular mountain biking spot with stunning panoramic views. It's worth stopping here to take in the breathtaking scenery.

64 km

Black Hill470 mPeak

Black Hill offers another opportunity to appreciate the natural beauty of the Irish countryside. Marvel at the rolling hills and expansive landscapes before heading back towards Dublin.

83 km

DublinCity

Dublin, the final highlight of this route, showcases the vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and diverse culture that the city has to offer. Spend some time exploring its iconic landmarks and lively streets.