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Leixlip to Dunboyne Road Route
A road cycling route starting from Mulhurddart
Embark on this challenging road route from Leixlip to Dunboyne and conquer the hills of Ireland
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Experience the thrill of cycling through the rolling hills of Leixlip and Dunboyne on this epic road route. With a demanding ascent of 489 meters and a distance of 131 kilometers, this route is best suited for experienced road cyclists looking for a challenging adventure. Along the way, you'll pass by scenic spots such as Digby Bridge and the Hill of Allen. Don't forget to stop and admire the historic landmarks like Leixlip Castle and Dunboyne Castle.
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131 km
489 m
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Start: Mulhuddart Village centerMulhurddart: Scenic Countryside with a Climbing Challenge
Mulhurddart is a locality located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a mix of leisurely cycling routes and challenging hilly terrain. The area is surrounded by picturesque countryside and is home to the Phoenix Park, a large urban park where cyclists can enjoy scenic paths and car-free roads. If you're looking to test your climbing skills, the nearby Glencullen Village offers iconic climbs such as the infamous 'The Wall.' Mulhurddart provides a diverse range of cycling options and is an ideal location for both casual riders and avid climbers.10 km
10 km
LeixlipTownStart your journey in Leixlip and take in the beauty of Leixlip Castle, a 13th-century Norman fortress located on the banks of the River Liffey.
21 km
21 km
ArdcloughVillageTake a break at Ardclough and visit the picturesque Ardclough Bridge, a stone bridge dating back to the 19th century.
33 km
33 km
Digby BridgeHamletCross over the scenic Digby Bridge, an arched stone bridge that provides magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
47 km
47 km
AllenVillageMarvel at the panoramic vistas from the summit of the Hill of Allen, a popular spot among hikers and cyclists.
47 km
47 km
Hill of Allen206 mPeakCycle through the beautiful Allen area and don't miss the Hill of Allen, a historic hill with ancient monuments and memorials.
78 km
78 km
CarburyVillagePass by Carbury, a charming village with a vibrant local community and several historic sites.
112 km
112 km
Mullagh131 mPeakConquer the challenging climb up Mullagh and be rewarded with breathtaking views of Meath and Dublin.
124 km
124 km
DunboyneTownFinish your journey in Dunboyne and visit the iconic Dunboyne Castle, a luxury hotel housed in a magnificent 18th-century building.
131 km
131 km
Finish: Mulhuddart Village centerMulhurddart: Scenic Countryside with a Climbing Challenge
Cycling routes from Mulhurddart:
The Royal Canal Ride The Hilltop Challenge The Liffey Loop The Coastal Adventure Dunsoughly Castle to Blanchardstown Road Route Santry and Drumcondra Gravel Route Leixlip to Dunboyne Road Route The Ancient Trail Kilmainham Gaol to Mulhuddart Gravel Route Leixlip to Dunboyne Road Route The County Dublin Ride The Lucan Loop Road
Cycling routes nearby:
![Image of Blanchardstown](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/blanchardstown-5.webp)
![Image of Castleknock](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/castleknock-4.webp)
![Image of Dunboyne](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/dunboyne-5.webp)
![Image of Lucan](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/lucan-5.webp)
![Image of Palmerstown](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/palmerstown-3.webp)
![Image of Finglas](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/finglas-5.webp)
![Image of Ballyfermot](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/ballyfermot-5.webp)
![Image of Leixlip](https://images.tarmacs.app/cycling-routes/covers/ireland/eastern-and-midland/leixlip-5.webp)