Monasterevin to Bracknagh

A road cycling route starting from Monasterevin

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Cycling through the heart of Ireland's Midlands

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This round-trip cycling route takes you from Monasterevin to Bracknagh and back, immersing you in the distinct beauty of Ireland's Midlands. With a total distance of 89km and an ascent of 183m, this road route offers a picturesque journey through charming Irish towns and serene countryside. Enjoy the peacefulness of Mountmellick and Kilcavan Cross, and marvel at the Cappyroe Bridge and Daingean along the way. For history buffs, the highlight of this route is definitely Monasterevin, a town with a rich heritage dating back to medieval times. With a difficulty level rated 3 out of 5, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. Experience the epicness of the Midlands as you pedal through captivating landscapes and soak in the Irish charm of this region.

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Start: Monasterevin City center

Monasterevin: Cycle through the tranquil countryside of Monasterevin.

Monasterevin, situated in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, provides a pleasant environment for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality boasts a mix of quiet country roads and challenging off-road trails. Cyclists can explore the surrounding countryside and enjoy the peaceful scenic views. Nearby attractions such as the Curragh Racecourse and the Grand Canal offer additional points of interest for visitors. While Monasterevin may not be as well-known for its cycling-specific landmarks or climbs, it offers a serene ambiance that makes it appealing to cyclists seeking a relaxing and enjoyable cycling experience.