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Coastal Gravel Adventure: Urban to Nature


A gravel cycling route starting from Ringsend

Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure from Dublin's urban landscape to serene natural surroundings.

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Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility of nature on this coastal gravel adventure. With a manageable ascent of 133 meters and a distance of 44 kilometers, this route is ideal for gravel enthusiasts. Begin your journey with the awe-inspiring views of The Convention Centre Dublin. Traverse the Ericsson Skyline, a bridge boasting panoramic vistas. Explore the medieval roots of Swords and admire its historical landmarks. End your ride in Clontarf, a charming coastal suburb rich in heritage.

gravel
44 km
133 m
Chill
Route profile

Highlights on the route

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.
The Convention Centre DublinAttraction
Pass by The Convention Centre Dublin, one of the most modern and iconic structures in the city.
Ericsson SkylineViewpoint
Experience the breathtaking views from the Ericsson Skyline, a bridge offering panoramic vistas of the bay.
SwordsTown
Discover the medieval charm of Swords, home to a magnificent castle and a rich heritage.
ClontarfSub-urb
Explore Clontarf, a coastal suburb steeped in history with its ancient monuments and stunning views.
Finish: Locality center
Ringsend: Enjoy easy-going rides along scenic coastal routes and soak in the stunning views from the Ben of Howth climb.

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