Delgany Loop

A road cycling route starting from Greystones

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Take a spin around Delgany and enjoy the beautiful scenery on this road cycling route near Greystones.

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The Delgany Loop is a 34km road cycling route that takes you through the picturesque village of Delgany and its surrounding areas. With 596m of ascent over the course of the ride, this route provides a moderate challenge for cyclists. Highlights along the way include the Great Sugarloaf, a distinctive mountain peak that stands at 10km from the start, and the charming village of Enniskerry at the 20km mark. Make sure to stop in Bray, located 26km into the route, where you can explore the promenade and take in the stunning sea views. Overall, the Delgany Loop offers a scenic and enjoyable cycling experience for riders of all abilities.

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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.

3 km

DelganyVillage

Delgany is a historic village with beautiful Georgian architecture, charming pubs, and a friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll through the village and enjoy the quaint streets lined with historic buildings.

10 km

Great Sugarloaf501 mPeak

The Great Sugarloaf is a popular hike and cycling destination known for its distinctive cone-shaped peak. Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside from the summit of this iconic mountain.

20 km

EnniskerryVillage

Enniskerry is a picturesque village with lovely cafes, shops, and gardens. Visit the famous Powerscourt House and Gardens, a stunning estate with magnificent grounds and impressive waterfall.

26 km

BrayTown

Bray is a vibrant seaside town with a long promenade, sandy beach, and a wide range of restaurants and cafés. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade and soak up the atmosphere of this popular tourist destination.