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Kilcoole Adventure


A road cycling route starting from Greystones

Explore the hidden gems around Kilcoole on this scenic road cycling route near Greystones.

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The Kilcoole Adventure is a 65km road cycling route that takes you through the beautiful countryside around Kilcoole. With 791m of ascent, this route provides a moderate challenge for cyclists. Highlights of this scenic route include the Rock of Kilcoole, a natural landmark that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Kilcoole itself is a charming village with a rich history and friendly locals. Other notable highlights include Ashford, Glenealy, Moneystown Hill, and Roundwood. The route also passes by the Great Sugarloaf, which offers a great photo opportunity. Overall, the Kilcoole Adventure is a scenic and enjoyable cycling experience that showcases the beauty of the area around Kilcoole.

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65 km
791 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Greystones City center
Greystones: Explore Ireland's natural beauty on challenging cycling routes in Greystones.
Greystones is a locality in Ireland's Eastern and Midland region. It offers a mix of road and gravel cycling routes suitable for all levels. The area is known for its stunning coastal views and rugged landscapes, providing a memorable experience for cyclists. Greystones is home to the famous Sally Gap climb, an iconic and challenging route in the Wicklow Mountains. Cyclists visiting Greystones can also explore the nearby Glendalough Valley, famed for its medieval monastic settlement and picturesque lakes. Whether you're a leisure cyclist or a seasoned athlete, Greystones offers a range of cycling opportunities amidst breathtaking scenery.
Rock of KilcooleViewpoint
The Rock of Kilcoole is a natural landmark that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Take a short hike to the top and enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea.
KilcooleVillage
Kilcoole is a charming village with a rich history and friendly locals. Explore the village and visit the local pub for a taste of traditional Irish hospitality.
AshfordVillage
Ashford is a picturesque village with beautiful historic buildings and stunning gardens. Stop by Mount Usher Gardens, a hidden gem known for its tranquil atmosphere and diverse plant collection.
GlenealyVillage
Glenealy is a small village with a charming atmosphere and friendly locals. Take a break and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee at one of the local cafes.
Moneystown Hill423 mPeak
Moneystown Hill is a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with breathtaking views of the Wicklow Mountains. Take a moment to appreciate the stunning landscapes that surround you.
RoundwoodVillage
Roundwood is a picturesque village located in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Admire the scenic beauty and stop by one of the local pubs for a refreshing drink.
Great Sugarloaf501 mPeak
The Great Sugarloaf is a popular hiking and cycling destination known for its distinctive cone-shaped peak. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside as you ride past this iconic mountain.
Finish: Greystones City center
Greystones: Explore Ireland's natural beauty on challenging cycling routes in Greystones.

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