Coastal Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Foxrock

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Embark on a coastal gravel adventure from Foxrock to Malahide, uncovering hidden gems and picturesque landscapes.

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Explore the scenic coastal areas of Dublin in this exciting gravel cycling route. Covering a distance of 63 km and with a moderate ascent of 350 meters, this route is perfect for gravel enthusiasts looking for a mix of coastal beauty and off-road adventure. Start near Foxrock and peddle your way through highlights such as the Book of Kells, Malahide, Former swimming area, Dublin, Milltown, and Sandyford. Enjoy the seaside charm of Malahide, known for its stunning castle and vibrant marina, and take a refreshing dip at the former swimming area along the coast. With its mix of urban and rural landscapes, this route offers a unique and diverse experience for gravel cyclists of all levels.

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63 km

350 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Ballyogan Village center

Foxrock: Explore picturesque countryside views and challenge yourself with climbs in the nearby Wicklow Mountains.

Located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, Foxrock is a charming locality with plenty of opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The roads in and around Foxrock are well-paved and offer picturesque countryside views. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides along quiet country lanes, passing by rolling hills and scenic farmlands. One famous cycling spot nearby is the Wicklow Mountains, which offer challenging climbs and breathtaking views. Foxrock is a cycling-friendly area that attracts both local and visiting cyclists. With its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful scenery, Foxrock is a great destination for cyclists of all levels.

13 km

Book of KellsAttraction

The Book of Kells is an ancient medieval manuscript housed at Trinity College Dublin. While cycling through Dublin's vibrant city center, take a moment to explore this remarkable treasure and learn about its rich history and intricate illustrations.

30 km

MalahideTown

Malahide is a charming coastal town known for its beautiful castle, picturesque marina, and bustling village atmosphere. Visit Malahide Castle and its surrounding gardens, which boast over 260 acres of parkland and offer guided tours of the historical site.

47 km

Former swimming areaViewpoint

Former swimming area is a hidden gem along the coastal route, where you can take a refreshing break and enjoy a dip in the Irish Sea. Embrace the invigorating waters and feel rejuvenated before continuing your gravel adventure.

50 km

DublinCity

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a vibrant and bustling city with a rich history and plenty of attractions. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this cosmopolitan hub as you cycle through its streets, passing iconic landmarks and renowned cultural hotspots.

55 km

MilltownSub-urb

Milltown is a charming suburb of Dublin, offering a mix of urban and natural beauty. Enjoy cycling through its peaceful residential streets and lush green parks, taking in the quiet serenity of this hidden gem.

61 km

SandyfordVillage

Sandyford is a thriving business district located on the outskirts of Dublin. As you cycle through this area, you'll witness the fusion of modern architecture and serene natural surroundings.