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The Enchanted Ruins

A gravel cycling route starting from Milltown

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Embark on a historic journey, discovering ancient ruins and captivating landscapes.

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Map miniature of "The Enchanted Ruins" cycling inspiration in Eastern and Midland, Ireland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Immerse yourself in the mystical wonders of Eastern and Midland Ireland with this cycling route. As you pedal through picturesque countryside and charming towns, you'll encounter a series of captivating ruins steeped in history. From the iconic Book of Kells to the majestic Swords Castle, each highlight unveils a chapter of Ireland's past. With a total distance of 79 km and an ascent of 418 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge for experienced cyclists.

gravel
79 km
418 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center
Milltown: Varied Terrain and Thrilling Descents
Milltown, located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, caters to both road and gravel cyclists with its diverse range of cycling routes. The town features winding country roads that meander through picturesque landscapes and offer thrilling descents and moderate climbs. Additionally, cyclists can venture to the nearby Slieve Bloom Mountains, known for their stunning views and challenging ascents. With its varied terrain and access to renowned cycling spots, Milltown receives a rank of 4 out of 5 for cyclists.
4 km
4 km
Book of KellsAttraction
The Book of Kells is a national treasure, showcasing intricate illuminated manuscripts that date back to the 9th century.
7 km
7 km
Ericsson SkylineViewpoint
The Ericsson Skyline provides breathtaking panoramic views of Dublin's cityscape and the surrounding areas.
18 km
18 km
Dunsoughly Castle (ruin)Castle
Dunsoughly Castle, a hauntingly beautiful ruin, invokes a sense of medieval grandeur amidst the serene countryside.
41 km
41 km
NaulVillage
Naul is a charming village renowned for its historical sites, including the ruins of St. Patrick's Church.
58 km
58 km
Swords CastleCastle
Swords Castle stands as a testament to the Norman influence on Ireland's architectural heritage, with its imposing structure and rich history.
70 km
70 km
Former swimming areaViewpoint
Former swimming area near the route provides a perfect spot for a refreshing break, surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
73 km
73 km
DublinCity
Dublin, the final destination of this route, is a vibrant city that blends modern living with a deep sense of tradition and history.
79 km
79 km
Finish: Locality center
Milltown: Varied Terrain and Thrilling Descents

Cycling routes from Milltown:

Clondalkin to Milltown Gravel Loop Milltown - Kilcock Heritage Tour Gravel Adventure: Milltown to Clonskeagh Milltown - Saggart Loop Milltown - Tallaght Gravel Adventure Milltown to Dublin Castle Book of Kells Adventure: Milltown to Clonskeagh Scenic Adventure: Clondalkin to Ranelagh Milltown - Bray Coastal Ride Milltown - Rathgar Loop The Enchanted Ruins The Celtic Explorer 

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