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Mountainous Wicklow Adventure


A road cycling route starting from Greystones

Get ready for an awe-inspiring adventure as you conquer the challenging mountains of Wicklow on this road cycling route.

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This route is for the adventurous spirits who seek the thrill of conquering steep ascents and magnificent mountain landscapes. You will cycle through the charming village of Delgany before ascending the mighty Brockagh Mountain and Sorrel Hill. Along the way, you'll encounter hidden gems such as Annamoe and Spot 538, offering picturesque scenery and tranquil surroundings. As you approach Glencree German War Cemetery, take a moment to reflect on the history and sacrifice of the soldiers laid to rest there. With highlights including Sorrel Hill, Glencree German War Cemetery, and Little Sugar Loaf, this exhilarating route promises breathtaking views and a sense of achievement.

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97 km
1800 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Delgany Village 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.
DelganyVillage
Delgany, the starting point of this route, offers a peaceful and charming atmosphere, with its historic buildings and quaint streets.
AnnamoeHamlet
Annamoe, nestled along the banks of the Avonmore River, provides a picturesque setting with its lush green fields and tranquil waters.
Brockagh Mountain556 mPeak
Challenge yourself to conquer the mighty Brockagh Mountain, offering rewarding views at its summit.
BuddiesCastle Ruins
At Buddies, enjoy a tranquil detour through the forested area, surrounded by nature's wonders.
Sorrel Hill599 mPeak
As you ascend Sorrel Hill, prepare to be captivated by breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Wicklow Mountains.
Spot 538538 mPeak
Spot 538 offers cyclists a serene stopover, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of the Wicklow landscape and catch their breath.
Glencree German War CemeteryAttraction
A somber monument, the Glencree German War Cemetery is a place of remembrance and reflection for the soldiers who lost their lives during WWII.
KilmacanogueVillage
Kilmacanogue. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Wicklow Mountains, Kilmacanogue is home to chocolate connoisseurs, Avoca Handweavers.
Little Sugar Loaf342 mPeak
Take a moment to savor the stunning views from the Little Sugar Loaf, a small mountain known for its panoramic vistas and peaceful hiking trails.
Finish: Delgany Village center
Greystones: Explore Ireland's natural beauty on challenging cycling routes in Greystones.

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