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Home to famous cycling climbs and scenic routes in Cashel.


Cycling routes from Cashel

Cashel, situated in Ireland's Southern region, is a paradise for road cyclists. The area is home to some of Ireland's most famous cycling climbs, including the iconic Connor Pass and the breathtaking Gap of Dunloe. Cyclists in Cashel can also enjoy scenic routes through the stunning Golden Vale and explore the historic Rock of Cashel.

Indulge in beautiful scenery and explore hidden gems along this cycling route.

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36 km
150 m
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Escape from the city and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the Irish countryside on this round-trip cycling route. Starting in Cashel, pedal through picturesque roads and enjoy breathtaking scenery along the way. Discover the hidden gem of New Inn, a quaint village with a vibrant atmosphere. Continue your journey to Knockgraffon Castle, an awe-inspiring ruin that carries a mysterious past. With a total ascent of 150 meters and a distance of 36 kilometers, this route is suitable for all skill levels and offers a delightful biking experience. The epicness factor is rated 2, providing a tranquil yet scenic adventure.


Discover the hidden gems of County Tipperary on this challenging road cycling route near Cashel.

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80 km
523 m
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of County Tipperary on this challenging road cycling route. With a total distance of 80 kilometers and an ascent of 523 meters, this route is best suited for experienced cyclists. Begin your journey at the iconic Hore Abbey, and make your way through the picturesque countryside. Pass by Donohill, a charming village with stunning views of the surrounding hills. Stop in Doon to admire the picturesque scenery and visit the historic sites. Don't miss the Milestone, a beloved local landmark and the perfect spot to take a break. Finish your ride in Cashel, where you can explore the famous Rock of Cashel, a must-see destination for any visitor to the area.


Bike through rolling hills and discover majestic castles along the way.

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145 km
758 m
Tough

Get ready for a scenic adventure through the picturesque countryside near Cashel. This round-trip cycling route offers breathtaking views of the expansive green hills and allows you to explore majestic castles and charming towns. Start your journey at the iconic Rock of Cashel, a must-visit historical site. As you pedal through the tranquil roads, you will come across Thurles, known for its impressive architecture and heritage. Continue your ride to Templemore, where you can discover the fascinating history behind this charming town. With a total ascent of 758 meters and a distance of 145 kilometers, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists seeking a moderate challenge. The epicness factor is rated 4, ensuring a memorable and scenic ride.


Embark on a captivating journey to discover the castles near Cashel on this road cycling route.

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68 km
361 m
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Embark on an unforgettable road cycling adventure to explore the historic castles near Cashel. This 68-kilometer route offers a moderate challenge, with an ascent of 361 meters. Begin your journey at Hore Abbey, a majestic medieval ruin that sets the tone for the rest of the ride. Pass through Edmond's Castle, an impressive fortress with a rich history. Marvel at the beauty of Kilsheelan Castle, a hidden gem tucked away in the picturesque countryside. Lastly, take a detour to Clonmel, a bustling town featuring the stunning Clonmel Castle. Finish your ride with a visit to the Rock of Cashel, a must-see historical site.


Explore medieval sights and learn about local history on this cycling route.

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43 km
211 m
Chill

Embark on a historic journey on this round-trip cycling route starting near Cashel. Begin by admiring the beautiful Cashel, famous for its medieval heritage. Discover remarkable landmarks, including Moorstown Castle, a well-preserved fortress dating back to the 14th century. As you pedal through scenic roads, you will come across the picturesque town of New Inn before reaching the enchanting Hore Abbey. This route offers a moderate difficulty level, with a total ascent of 211 meters and a distance of 43 kilometers. The epicness factor is rated 3, providing a mix of captivating sights and smooth cycling experience.


Discover the historic landmarks and picturesque countryside on this road cycling route near Cashel.

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78 km
607 m
Tough

The Cashel Loop is a scenic road cycling route that takes you through the beautiful countryside surrounding the town of Cashel in Southern Ireland. With a total distance of 78 kilometers and an ascent of 607 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge for cyclists of all levels. Along the way, you'll pass by Hore Abbey, a stunning medieval monastery ruins, as well as Killenure Castle, a picturesque castle with a rich history. The route also takes you through Upperchurch, a charming village known for its traditional Irish music and hospitality. Finish your ride in Cashel, where you can explore the famous Rock of Cashel, a historic site with breathtaking views.


Experience the beauty of the Irish countryside on this challenging road cycling route near Cashel.

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89 km
857 m
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Get ready to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Southern Ireland on this challenging road cycling route. With a total distance of 89 kilometers and an ascent of 857 meters, this route is best suited for experienced cyclists. Along the way, you'll pass by Hore Abbey, a medieval monastery ruins with a fascinating history. Explore the village of Upperchurch, known for its warm hospitality and vibrant traditional music scene. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Rock of Cashel, an iconic cultural and historical site that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.


Explore the iconic Rock of Cashel and captivating highlights along the way.

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108 km
659 m
Tough

This beautiful round-trip cycling route near Cashel is perfect for those seeking a mix of history, nature, and adventure. Starting from Cashel, you will visit the famous Rock of Cashel, a stunning example of medieval architecture perched on a limestone outcrop. As you continue your journey, you will pass through charming towns and villages, surrounded by scenic landscapes. The route offers a moderate level of difficulty, with a total ascent of 659 meters over a distance of 108 kilometers. The epicness factor of this route is rated 3, offering a memorable experience without overly challenging terrain. Enjoy a mix of cultural and natural highlights along the way.


Embark on a picturesque road cycling route to the charming village of Golden near Cashel.

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49 km
329 m
Chill

The Golden Route is a scenic road cycling adventure that takes you from Cashel to the charming village of Golden and back. With a distance of 49 kilometers and an ascent of 329 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge suitable for cyclists of all levels. Along the way, you'll pass through Annacarty, a quaint village famous for its rich history and traditional Irish music scene. Take a detour to visit the Rock of Cashel, a historic site that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Finish your ride in Golden, where you can explore the village's picturesque streets and enjoy a well-deserved break at a local pub.


Discover the historic Rock of Cashel and Kilcooly Abbey.

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102 km
539 m
Tough

Embark on a scenic cycling journey starting near Cashel, Southern Ireland. This route takes you through breathtaking landscapes, offering stunning views of the famous Rock of Cashel and the ancient Kilcooly Abbey. Along the way, you'll experience the rich history and culture of the region while navigating challenging terrain. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a leisurely rider, this route provides a perfect balance of adventure and exploration.


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