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Gravel Adventure to Dunboyne
A gravel cycling route starting from Portmarnock
Embark on an adventurous gravel route to the historic town of Dunboyne.
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Get off the beaten path and discover the scenic landscapes of Portmarnock on this thrilling gravel cycling route. The highlight of the route is Dunboyne, a town with a rich history dating back to ancient times. Explore the charming streets lined with traditional Irish cottages and visit the Dunboyne Castle, a majestic hotel housed in a historic building. With a challenging ascent of 236 meters and a distance of 83 kilometers, this gravel route is recommended for experienced cyclists with good off-road handling skills.
gravel
83 km
236 m
Tough
Route profile
Highlights on the route
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Start: Portmarnock Village centerPortmarnock: Seaside rides with breathtaking coastal views and challenging climbs.
Portmarnock is a coastal town located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers scenic rides along the stunning coastline with views of the Irish Sea. The roads are generally well-maintained and there are several cycling routes available. One of the highlights for cyclists in Portmarnock is the nearby Howth Peninsula, which has scenic routes and challenging climbs. Overall, Portmarnock is a good destination for road cyclists looking for coastal rides and a taste of the Irish countryside.0 km
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PortmarnockVillagePortmarnock offers stunning views of the Irish Sea and provides a tranquil atmosphere for outdoor activities.
15 km
15 km
GlasnevinSub-urbGlasnevin is home to the Glasnevin Cemetery, a national burial ground where many notable Irish figures are laid to rest.
27 km
27 km
ClonsillaVillageClonsilla is a suburban village known for its beautiful parks and serene nature trails.
51 km
51 km
DunboyneTownDunboyne is steeped in history, with notable landmarks such as St. Peter's Church and Dunboyne Castle.
71 km
71 km
Former swimming areaViewpointFormer swimming area is a tranquil spot by the river where locals used to gather for a refreshing swim in the past.
75 km
75 km
ArtaneSub-urbArtane is a lively neighborhood with a lively local library, park, and a range of shopping options.
83 km
83 km
Finish: Portmarnock Village centerPortmarnock: Seaside rides with breathtaking coastal views and challenging climbs.
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