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The Ballyheigue Circuit
A road cycling route starting from Tralee
Cycle through the coastal town of Ballyheigue and enjoy beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean
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This road cycling route near Tralee covers a distance of 54 km and includes an ascent of 355 m. It provides a relatively easy ride for cyclists, with scenic coastal views along the way. The highlights include Ballyheigue, a charming coastal town with a long sandy beach; Causeway, known for its stunning cliffs and rock formations; Abbeydorney, a historic village with a rich heritage; and Tralee, the starting point and vibrant county town of Kerry.
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54 km
355 m
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Start: Tralee City centerTralee: Cycling Paradise in Southern Ireland
Tralee, located in Southern Ireland, is a fantastic locality for both road and gravel cyclists. With its mix of coastal and inland routes, cyclists can enjoy scenic rides through picturesque landscapes. Tralee is also home to the famous Conor Pass, one of Ireland's most challenging climbs, which attracts cyclists from all around the world. Along with its cycling-friendly infrastructure and welcoming atmosphere, Tralee is a top destination for cyclists looking for thrilling rides and stunning views.23 km
23 km
BallyheigueVillageBallyheigue is a popular seaside destination with a beautiful beach and excellent seafood restaurants. Take a break here and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
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35 km
CausewayHamletCauseway is famous for its rugged coastline and impressive cliffs, providing breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Don't miss the opportunity to take some stunning photos.
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45 km
AbbeydorneyVillageAbbeydorney is home to a 12th-century Cistercian abbey, which is worth a visit for its historical significance. Take a moment to explore this charming village.
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54 km
TraleeTownTralee, the starting and ending point of this cycling route, offers a range of attractions and amenities. Explore the town's rich heritage and enjoy its lively atmosphere.
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54 km
Finish: Tralee City centerTralee: Cycling Paradise in Southern Ireland
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