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Historical Treasures of County Wicklow
A road cycling route starting from Kill
Explore the captivating historical landmarks of County Wicklow on this cycling adventure.
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Uncover the rich history of County Wicklow as you cycle through its scenic countryside. This road cycling route is suitable for experienced cyclists due to its distance of 106 kilometers and an ascent of 1067 meters. Immerse yourself in history at the famous Kilmainham Gaol before venturing into the stunning landscape surrounding Black Hill. Discover the picturesque village of Knockree and take a moment to admire the ancient Round Tower in Oughterard. As you pedal through the rugged landscapes, Woodend Hill will reward you with panoramic views that stretch for miles. With numerous historical treasures along the way, this route will transport you back in time.
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106 km
1067 m
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Start: Kill Village centerKill: Escape the city hustle and enjoy the tranquility of cycling in Kill's beautiful countryside.
Kill is a small village located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland. It offers a peaceful rural setting, perfect for leisurely road and gravel cycling. While it may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, the quiet country roads and beautiful countryside make it a pleasant destination for cyclists looking for a serene cycling experience. With its friendly community and tranquil atmosphere, Kill provides a relaxing retreat for cyclists seeking a scenic ride.2 km
2 km
Black Hill185 mPeakBlack Hill offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Wicklow Mountains.
5 km
5 km
Oughterard Round TowerAttractionOughterard Round Tower is a well-preserved 8th-century tower with a rich historical significance.
28 km
28 km
Kilmainham GaolAttractionExplore the hauntingly beautiful Kilmainham Gaol, a former prison that played a significant role in Ireland's history.
40 km
40 km
BlackrockTownVisit Blackrock, a seaside town known for its stunning beach and promenade.
49 km
49 km
LoughlinstownSub-urbLoughlinstown offers beautiful coastal views and is perfect for a relaxing stop along the route.
63 km
63 km
Knockree342 mPeakKnockree is a charming village surrounded by lush greenery and enchanting forests.
74 km
74 km
Spot 538538 mPeakSpot 538 offers spectacular views of the rolling countryside and distant mountains.
89 km
89 km
Woodend Hill355 mPeakWoodend Hill rewards cyclists with breathtaking panoramic vistas of County Wicklow.
92 km
92 km
Three CastlesCastleThree Castles is a fascinating historical site featuring the ruins of three medieval castles.
106 km
106 km
Finish: Kill Village centerKill: Escape the city hustle and enjoy the tranquility of cycling in Kill's beautiful countryside.
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