Gravel Adventure near Terenure

A gravel cycling route starting from Terenure

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Exploring historic sites and breathtaking scenery

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This gravel route takes you through some of the most beautiful areas near Terenure. It features a mix of paved and unpaved roads, providing a unique adventure for gravel enthusiasts. Along the way, you'll pass by iconic landmarks such as the Book of Kells and Dublin Castle. The route includes moderate ascent and covers a distance of 40 kilometers.

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40 km

182 m

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Start: Rathfarnham Village center

Terenure: Experience the thrilling climbs and breathtaking views of Terenure in the Dublin Mountains.

Terenure is a suburb located in Eastern and Midland Ireland. It is a popular destination for both road and gravel cyclists due to its proximity to the Dublin Mountains. Cyclists can enjoy challenging climbs and scenic views as they navigate through the hilly terrain. There are also several cycling routes and trails in the area, making it suitable for riders of all skill levels. Terenure is also home to the famous Dundrum Terenure Memorial Classic cycle race. With a rank of 4, Terenure is an excellent choice for cyclists looking for challenging rides and beautiful scenery.

6 km

Book of KellsAttraction

The Book of Kells, located in Trinity College Dublin, is an extraordinary manuscript that dates back to the 9th century. It is known for its intricate artwork and historical significance.

9 km

Ericsson SkylineViewpoint

Ericsson Skyline offers stunning panoramic views of Dublin city and beyond. This observation tower allows visitors to see landmarks such as the Aviva Stadium and the Ha'penny Bridge.

27 km

BallymunSub-urb

Ballymun is a vibrant community with plenty of interesting architectural structures. As you cycle through Ballymun, keep an eye out for its distinctive tower blocks.

33 km

Dublin CastleCastle

Dublin Castle is a key historical landmark in Ireland. Built in the 13th century, it served as the seat of British rule in Ireland for centuries. Today, it hosts various cultural events and exhibitions.

40 km

Rathfarnham CastleCastle

Rathfarnham Castle is a picturesque fortified house with beautiful gardens. Explore the castle's history and take a stroll through its well-maintained grounds.