Explore Dublin's Countryside on Gravel

A gravel cycling route starting from Ringsend

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Embark on a gravel cycling journey through Dublin's picturesque countryside.

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Escape the hustle and bustle of Dublin city and immerse yourself in the tranquility of its surrounding countryside. Discover hidden valleys, stunning waterfalls, and remarkable landmarks on this gravel cycling route.

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78 km

1373 m

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Start: Locality center

Ringsend: Enjoy easy-going rides along scenic coastal routes and soak in the stunning views from the Ben of Howth climb.

Ringsend, located in the Eastern and Midland region of Ireland, offers a mix of road and gravel cycling opportunities. Cyclists can enjoy rides along the scenic coastal routes, passing by sandy beaches and charming seaside villages. The area is known for its flat terrain and easy-going rides, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. A notable cycling spot nearby is the Ben of Howth climb, which offers rewarding views of Dublin Bay. Ringsend is a cyclist-friendly locality that provides a great base for exploring the coastal beauty of Ireland.

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SandymountSub-urb

Sandymount offers breathtaking coastal views and a serene atmosphere. Start your journey with a tranquil ride along its shores and let the beauty of the sea rejuvenate you.

17 km

GlencullenVillage

Glencullen is a charming village nestled in the Dublin Mountains. Brace yourself for breathtaking views as you ascend its challenging yet rewarding mountain pass.

25 km

Knockree342 mPeak

Knockree, surrounded by lush greenery, is an idyllic village that retains its picturesque charm. Take a moment to rest and soak in the natural beauty that surrounds you.

35 km

Powerscourt WaterfallWaterfall

Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland's highest waterfall, is an impressive sight to behold. Admire the cascading waters and immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance of this natural wonder.

39 km

Djouce725 mPeak

Djouce, with its stunning panoramic views, promises an exhilarating journey. Conquer its challenging ascent and be rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and awe-inspiring vistas.

55 km

Glencree German War CemeteryAttraction

Glencree German War Cemetery serves as a poignant reminder of Ireland's history. Reflect on the sacrifices made by those who fought in World War II as you pay homage to the fallen.

62 km

Montpelier Hill383 mPeak

Montpelier Hill, home to the infamous Hellfire Club, is steeped in ghostly legends. Brave a visit and uncover the eerie mysteries that shroud this mysterious site.

76 km

Royal Irish AcademyAttraction

Royal Irish Academy is a prestigious institution that celebrates and showcases Ireland's rich cultural heritage. Visit this landmark and immerse yourself in the depths of Irish art, history, and literature.