Dublin Bay and Wicklow Mountains Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Ringsend

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Explore a diverse and scenic route from Ringsend to Donnybrook, with highlights including Bray and the Kilmacanogue Ridge.

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Embark on this breathtaking cycling journey from Ringsend as you traverse beautiful coastal paths along Dublin Bay, before venturing into the stunning Wicklow Mountains. With a mix of road and gravel terrain, this route offers a diverse and challenging experience for cyclists of all levels. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Sandymount and the picturesque village of Bray along the way. A definite highlight is the iconic Kilmacanogue Ridge, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Other notable attractions are the Sugarlump mountain and the Glencree German War Cemetery, offering a glimpse into Ireland's history. Don't miss the opportunity to cycle through Rathfarnham and visit the charming village of Donnybrook, culminating in an epic and unforgettable adventure.

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60 km

634 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

Located in the vibrant suburb of Sandymount, this highlight provides a charming coastal setting with stunning views of the bay. Take a moment to soak up the atmosphere and indulge in the bustling cafes and shops nearby.

18 km

BrayTown

Bray is a picturesque seaside town known for its stunning beach, lively promenade, and diverse range of activities. Enjoy a leisurely break here and explore the town's attractions such as the famous Bray Head cliff walk or the Victorian-era Bray Head Hotel.

23 km

KilmacanogueVillage

The Kilmacanogue Ridge is a scenic highlight that offers an exhilarating climb along the route. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside as you conquer this challenging ascent and be rewarded with breathtaking scenery.

25 km

Sugarlump323 mPeak

The Sugarlump mountain provides a moderate challenge for cyclists, rewarding them with captivating vistas of the Wicklow Mountains. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility and serenity of the natural surroundings.

38 km

Glencree German War CemeteryAttraction

The Glencree German War Cemetery offers a poignant reminder of Ireland's involvement in World War II. Pay your respects to the fallen soldiers and learn about the history and impact of war in the region.

42 km

Killakee Mountain529 mPeak

Conquer the heights of Killakee Mountain and relish in the panoramic views it offers. The challenging ascent will test your cycling abilities, but the sense of accomplishment at the summit makes it all worthwhile.

52 km

RathfarnhamVillage

Rathfarnham is a charming village imbued with history and culture. Cycle through its quaint streets and explore its attractions, including the Rathfarnham Castle and the scenic Dodder Park.

58 km

DonnybrookSub-urb

Complete your journey at Donnybrook, a vibrant village brimming with character. Discover its bustling shops, inviting cafes, and historic sites, making it a fitting end to an epic cycling adventure.