Doneraile and the Vee

A road cycling route starting from Mallow

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A scenic route featuring the beautiful town of Doneraile and the iconic Vee Pass

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This round-trip cycling route starting near Mallow takes you through some of Southern Ireland's most picturesque landscapes. With a total distance of 107 km and a total ascent of 1103 meters, this road route is suitable for moderately experienced cyclists. The highlight of this route is undoubtedly the charming town of Doneraile, with its historic buildings and beautiful gardens. Another must-see highlight along the route is the famous Vee Pass, known for its stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Overall, this route offers a mix of challenging climbs, scenic countryside, and cultural attractions.

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107 km

1103 m

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Start: Mallow City center

Mallow: Cycling Paradise in Southern Ireland

Mallow, located in Southern Ireland, is a charming locality for both road and gravel cyclists. With its rolling hills, quiet roads, and picturesque countryside, Mallow offers a peaceful and scenic cycling experience. The region is also known for its horse racing and offers horseback riding opportunities alongside cycling routes. Mallow Hill is a well-known climb in the area, attracting cyclists looking for a challenge and beautiful views. Overall, Mallow is a great destination for cyclists seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

14 km

DoneraileVillage

Doneraile is a quaint town with a rich history. Take a break here to explore the beautifully preserved Georgian architecture and visit the stunning Doneraile Park with its exotic plants and resident deer.

36 km

KilfinnaneVillage

Kilfinnane is a charming village situated in the foothills of the Ballyhoura Mountains. It offers stunning views and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

36 km

Kilfinane MotteViewpoint

Kilfinane Motte is a historic site that dates back to the 12th century. The motte, or earthen mound, was once used as a defensive structure and now provides a fascinating glimpse into the area's past.

49 km

Duntryleague Hill278 mPeak

Duntryleague Hill is a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. It's a must-do for those looking for a bit of a physical challenge.

51 km

GalballyVillage

Galbally is a picturesque village nestled in the Galtee Mountains. It offers stunning scenery and is a great spot for a leisurely break or picnic.

63 km

Knockaceol326 mPeak

Knockaceol is a small village known for its traditional Irish music scene. If you're lucky, you might catch a live music session at one of the local pubs along the route.

70 km

MitchelstownTown

Mitchelstown is a historic market town with a bustling atmosphere. Take a break here to explore the town's rich history and visit the impressive Mitchelstown Caves.

84 km

GlanworthVillage

Glanworth is a charming village known for its medieval castle ruins and ancient abbey. It's worth stopping by to soak in the history and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

107 km

MallowTown

Mallow is a lively market town with a rich heritage. It is famous for its annual Mallow Racing Festival and is a popular destination for horse racing enthusiasts.