Exploring Off the Beaten Path

A road cycling route starting from Kinnegad

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Cycle through the lesser-known routes of the Kinnegad region

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Escape the crowds and explore the lesser-known gems of the Kinnegad region with this scenic cycling route. Discover the picturesque village of Rhode, climb the iconic Croghan Hill, and soak in the charming atmosphere of Tyrrellspass. With its manageable distance and moderate difficulty level, this route is perfect for those looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure. Whether you're a nature lover or a history buff, this route offers something for everyone.

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62 km

204 m

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Start: Kinnegad City center

Kinnegad: Experience the tranquility of rural cycling in Kinnegad, surrounded by lush green fields and picturesque roads.

Kinnegad is a small town located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland. From a cyclist's perspective, Kinnegad offers a mix of flat and rolling terrains, making it suitable for both leisurely rides and more challenging cycling sessions. The roads in Kinnegad are generally cyclist-friendly, with ample space for cyclists and light traffic. Surrounding the town, cyclists can admire the picturesque Irish countryside, characterized by green fields and serene rural roads. One notable cycling spot near Kinnegad is the Hill of Uisneach, renowned for its historical significance and scenic beauty. Overall, Kinnegad provides a pleasant cycling experience with its scenic landscapes and quiet roads.

17 km

RhodeVillage

Rhode is a charming village with a rich history and beautiful surroundings. Take a moment to explore its quaint streets and admire the traditional Irish cottages.

23 km

Croghan Hill287 mPeak

Croghan Hill is an iconic landmark in the Midlands. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, and learn about its significance in Irish mythology.

32 km

TyrrellspassVillage

Tyrrellspass is a historic village with fascinating landmarks such as the 18th-century castle tower. Take a stroll through its streets and soak in the historic atmosphere.

62 km

KinnegadTown

Kinnegad is the starting and ending point of this route. Take a moment to explore its streets and visit the local restaurants and cafes for a taste of delicious Irish cuisine.