Cobh to Cork Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Cobh

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Explore the scenic coastal towns and countryside as you ride from Cobh to Cork.

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This route takes you on a picturesque journey along the southern coast of Ireland, from the historic seaport town of Cobh to the vibrant city of Cork. Along the way, you'll pass through charming villages, stunning coastal landscapes, and beautiful countryside. The route offers a mix of challenging climbs and gentle rolling hills, providing a great workout for well-trained amateur cyclists. With a distance of 90 kilometers and an ascent of 895 meters, this route is a satisfying challenge for cyclists looking to explore the beauty of southern Ireland.

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Start: Cobh City center

Cobh: Explore the hilly terrain and historic sites of Cobh on your bike.

Cobh is a coastal town in Southern Ireland that offers stunning views and challenging routes for road and gravel cyclists. Known for its hilly terrain, cyclists can enjoy the exhilarating climbs that Cobh has to offer. One of the famous cycling spots in the area is the Old Cork Road, which provides breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Cobh is also home to The Titanic Trail, a popular cycling route that takes riders through the historic sites associated with the ill-fated ship. With its beautiful scenery and cycling-friendly roads, Cobh is a great destination for cyclists.

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The BenchViewpoint

The Bench - Take a break at this scenic viewpoint overlooking the coast, and enjoy the breathtaking views of the ocean and the town of Cobh.

17 km

Blackrock CastleCastle

Blackrock Castle - Visit this historic castle on the banks of the River Lee, known for its stunning architecture and beautiful surrounding gardens.

39 km

HalfwayHamlet

Halfway - Stop by Halfway, a small village with charming traditional houses, and grab a coffee or a bite to eat at one of the local cafes.

54 km

BallinhassigVillage

Ballinhassig - Explore the picturesque village of Ballinhassig, famous for its rolling green hills and quaint cottages.

66 km

CorkCity

Cork - Arrive in Cork, a vibrant city known for its lively music scene, historic architecture, and charming streets lined with cafes, shops, and pubs.