New Ross to Ballymurphy Round-Trip

A road cycling route starting from New Ross

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Embark on an adventurous cycling odyssey from New Ross to Ballymurphy

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Covering a distance of 75 km with a challenging ascent of 1084 m, this road route offers a mix of picturesque landscapes and historical attractions. Starting in New Ross, the route passes through highlights such as Inistioge and Goresbridge before reaching Ballymurphy. It is recommended for well-trained cyclists seeking a thrilling biking experience. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region and soak up the cultural heritage along the way. Ballymurphy serves as the perfect spot to conclude the round-trip.

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Start: New Ross City center

New Ross: Discover History and Scenic Routes in Southern Ireland

New Ross is a locality situated in the Southern region of Ireland. For road and gravel cyclists, New Ross offers a mix of terrain, ranging from rolling hills to picturesque river routes. The town itself is famous for the impressive Dunbrody Famine Ship, an interactive museum showcasing Ireland's maritime history. Nearby, cyclists can venture to the scenic Hook Peninsula to explore Hook Lighthouse and Loftus Hall. With its interesting attractions and diverse cycling routes, New Ross provides an enjoyable cycling experience for both tourists and locals.

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New RossTown

New Ross's charming quayside and friendly atmosphere welcome cyclists with open arms. Take a break and explore the town's rich history and local cuisine.

16 km

InistiogeVillage

Inistioge enchants visitors with its picturesque square, historic buildings, and riverside trails. Spend some time leisurely exploring this hidden gem.

26 km

Croghan365 mPeak

Croghan showcases beautiful rolling hills and scenic countryside. Marvel at the captivating landscapes and soak in the tranquility of the area.

36 km

GoresbridgeVillage

Goresbridge, famous for its annual horse fair, provides a delightful stopover. Experience the equestrian culture and witness a glimpse of Irish heritage.