Coastal Charm and Gravel Adventures

A gravel cycling route starting from Sallynoggin

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Experience the beauty of Ireland's rugged coastline on this scenic gravel route

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Get ready for a thrilling gravel adventure along Ireland's stunning coastline. This scenic route rewards cyclists with breathtaking views of the Irish Sea, charming coastal towns, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The relatively flat terrain and mix of gravel paths provide an accessible challenge for gravel enthusiasts of all levels. From the iconic General Post Office to the picturesque Dún Laoghaire, this route combines historical landmarks with natural beauty, making it a must-visit for cyclists seeking a unique and memorable experience.

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56 km

208 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Dún Laoghaire City center

Sallynoggin: Coastal cycling adventures in charming Sallynoggin

Sallynoggin in Ireland's Eastern and Midland region is a great locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers a mix of coastal and hilly routes, providing cyclists with diverse scenery during their rides. Sallynoggin itself is a vibrant town with cyclist-friendly amenities such as bike racks and repair shops. Cyclists can enjoy stunning views of the Irish Sea while exploring the locality's cycling paths. While Sallynoggin may not have any well-known climbs nearby, its picturesque coastal routes make it a memorable destination for cyclists.

13 km

General Post OfficeAttraction

General Post Office: Begin your journey at the iconic General Post Office, a symbol of Irish history and resilience. Take a moment to soak in the grandeur of this historic landmark before setting off.

14 km

Ericsson SkylineViewpoint

Ericsson Skyline: Enjoy breathtaking views of Dublin's cityscape from the Ericsson Skyline, a futuristic observation deck offering panoramic vistas.

28 km

SwordsTown

Swords: Explore the charming town of Swords, known for its rich heritage and historic sites. Learn about Ireland's past as you cycle through its quaint streets filled with traditional pubs and cozy cafes.

46 km

IrishtownSub-urb

Irishtown: Discover the hidden treasure of Irishtown, a quiet neighborhood brimming with character and charm. Stop by a local bakery to taste some traditional Irish pastries.

56 km

Geographic PointerViewpoint

Geographic Pointer: Photobomb your journey at the Geographic Pointer, a landmark that marks the exact center of Dublin. Snap a unique photo to commemorate your adventure.

56 km

Dún LaoghaireTown

Dún Laoghaire: Conclude your journey in Dún Laoghaire, a picturesque town famous for its stunning bay and vibrant marina. Celebrate your gravel adventure with a well-deserved seaside meal at one of the local seafood restaurants.