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A cyclist's dream destination with coastal scenery and challenging climbs in Tower.


Cycling routes from Tower

Situated in Ireland's Southern region, Tower is a cyclist's dream destination. The area offers a mix of road and gravel cycling routes, catering to all levels of cyclists. Tower is in proximity to well-known cycling spots like the stunning Sheep's Head Peninsula and the Beara Peninsula, famouslfor their coastal scenery and challenging climbs.

Uncover hidden gems and picturesque landscapes as you cycle through the countryside

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82 km
907 m
Tough

Enjoy a scenic cycling experience through the charming countryside of Southern Ireland on this 82km road cycling route. Discover hidden gems along the way, such as the beautiful village of Dripsey, known for its enchanting natural surroundings. With a total ascent of 907m, this route offers a moderate challenge for experienced cyclists. It has a difficulty level of 3 and an epicness rating of 2, making it a delightful ride for those seeking tranquility amidst nature.


Discover the beauty of Glanmire and Cork on this scenic cycling route.

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48 km
429 m
Tough

Experience the beauty of Glanmire and Cork on this 48km road route. With its moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for cyclists who want to explore the picturesque countryside without major challenges. The highlights include the historic Blarney Castle, the charming town of Glanmire, and the iconic Shandon Bells View. Bike through Carrigrohane Castle and immerse yourself in the history and architecture of the region. Take in the scenic views of Cork and journey through the enchanting county of Southern Ireland.


Embark on a scenic coastal trail with breathtaking views along the way.

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63 km
615 m
Tough

Enjoy the scenic beauty of the southern coast of Ireland on this 63km road route. With a total ascent of 615m, this moderately challenging route offers breathtaking coastal views and opportunities to explore historic landmarks. Highlights include Blarney Castle, Shandon Bells View, Shanbally, Carrigaline, Ballincollig view, and Carrigrohane. Take in the stunning panoramic views from the top of Shandon Bells View and admire the picturesque landscapes. The coastal trail will take you through charming towns and villages, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture and heritage.


Journey through time as you explore historical houses and scenic routes of Southern Ireland

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104 km
956 m
Tough

Experience the charm of Southern Ireland on this 104km road cycling route, which takes you through historical houses and offers picturesque views along the way. With a total ascent of 956m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateurs seeking a moderate challenge. It has a difficulty level of 3 and an epicness rating of 2, making it a well-rounded and enjoyable journey filled with cultural and natural wonders.


Embark on a challenging cycling adventure and encounter the fascinating Moving Statue

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109 km
1402 m
Tough

Prepare for an adrenaline-filled ride as you tackle this 109km road cycling route that takes you through hilly terrains and unveils the wonder of the Moving Statue. With a total ascent of 1402m, this route is designed for experienced cyclists seeking a challenging adventure. The difficulty level is 4 and the epicness rating is 4, making it an exciting and memorable journey.


Discover the historical attractions of Blarney on this scenic cycling route.

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81 km
929 m
Tough

Cycle through the charming southern region of Ireland, starting near the Tower. This route offers beautiful views and a chance to explore the rich history of the area. With an ascent of 929m and a distance of 81km, it's a moderately challenging ride suitable for experienced cyclists. The highlight of the route is the famous Blarney Castle, where you can kiss the Blarney Stone for good luck. Other highlights include Carrignavar, Watergrasshill, Devonshire's Hill, and Shandon Bells View.


A scenic and challenging road route in Southern Ireland

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110 km
1081 m
Tough

The Tower Loop is a stunning cycling route starting near Tower, Southern Ireland. This challenging 110-kilometer loop offers beautiful views and diverse terrain, making it the perfect route for experienced cyclists. The route includes highlights such as the famous Blarney Castle, Carrignavar village, Rathcormack, Conna, Carrigtwohill, Cork city, Shandon Bells View, and Kerry Pike. These highlights offer unique cultural, historical, and scenic attractions along the route.


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Tower Loop

Experience the beauty of Southern Ireland on this challenging yet rewarding cycling route

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75 km
915 m
Tough

The Tower Loop is a 75 km round-trip cycling route starting near Tower in southern Ireland. This route offers stunning views of the Irish countryside and takes cyclists through picturesque towns and villages. With a total ascent of 915 meters, it is a challenging ride that is perfect for experienced cyclists looking for a test of their endurance. The route is primarily on road and is suitable for road bike enthusiasts.


Experience the charm of Ireland's countryside and visit Carrigrohane Castle

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63 km
841 m
Tough

Explore the scenic landscapes of Southern Ireland on this 63km road cycling route. As you ride through the countryside, you will come across the beautiful Carrigrohane Castle, a historic castle with stunning architecture. The route includes a total ascent of 841m, providing a challenging ride for well-trained amateurs. With a difficulty level of 3 and an epicness rating of 2, this route offers a balanced riding experience.


Discover the historical heritage of Southern Ireland and take in panoramic views of the city from viaducts

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50 km
420 m
Chill

This 50km road cycling route offers a blend of historical landmarks and urban cityscapes. Visit the iconic Blarney Castle, famous for the legendary Blarney Stone that grants eloquence to those who kiss it. Enjoy spectacular city views from the viaducts along the way. With a total ascent of 420m, this route is suitable for moderately experienced cyclists. It has a difficulty level of 2 and an epicness rating of 3, making it an enjoyable ride for cycling enthusiasts.


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