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Marino Loop


A road cycling route starting from Marino

Experience the stunning vistas on the Marino Loop cycling route.

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The Marino Loop is a scenic round-trip cycling route that starts near Marino in Eastern and Midland, Ireland. This route offers breathtaking views of the Ericsson Skyline, Dublin, Castleknock, Rathmave, Hill of Tara, Athcarne Castle, Oldtown, and Glasnevin. The overall cycling experience is spectacular, with a mix of road and gravel surfaces. The route covers a distance of 108 km and includes an ascent of 498 meters. This moderate difficulty route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists with some riding experience. The Marino Loop is a must-try for those seeking epic landscapes and picturesque sceneries.

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108 km
498 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Locality center
Marino: Explore Dublin's coastal cycling routes from the convenient starting point of Marino Village.
Marino, also known as Marino Village, is located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland. Although it is primarily a residential area, Marino provides easy access to some of Dublin's popular cycling routes, such as the Clontarf Cycleway. Cyclists can enjoy scenic rides along the coast and take in the views of Dublin Bay. The nearby St. Anne's Park offers a pleasant green space for leisurely rides or picnics. While Marino itself may not have any famous cycling spots or climbs, its proximity to Dublin's cycling infrastructure makes it a convenient starting point for exploring the city on two wheels.
Ericsson SkylineViewpoint
The Ericsson Skyline provides mesmerizing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The perfect spot for a quick rest and photo opportunity.
DublinCity
Dublin is a vibrant and bustling city that offers great entertainment, cafes, and restaurants for cyclists to enjoy during their ride.
CastleknockVillage
Castleknock is a picturesque village with charming architecture and historic landmarks. Take a leisurely break and explore the village before continuing your journey.
RathmaveHamlet
Rathmave is a small rural settlement with beautiful farmland and tranquil surroundings. Take a moment to appreciate the quiet rural life and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Hill of Tara155 mPeak
The Hill of Tara is steeped in ancient history and mythology. Stop by to explore the archaeological site and learn about its significance in Irish folklore.
Athcarne CastleCastle
Athcarne Castle is a historical landmark with an impressive facade and lush gardens. Take a guided tour or simply admire the castle from outside.
OldtownRuins
Oldtown is a quaint village with traditional Irish charm. Take a break at one of the local pubs and experience the warm hospitality of the locals.
GlasnevinSub-urb
Glasnevin is home to the famous Glasnevin Cemetery, a resting place for many iconic figures in Irish history. Explore the historic cemetery and pay homage to the past.
Finish: Locality center
Marino: Explore Dublin's coastal cycling routes from the convenient starting point of Marino Village.

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