Milford to Clogher

A road cycling route starting from Armagh

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Cycle through gorgeous countryside to the charming village of Clogher

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Escape the hustle and bustle of city life as you cycle from Milford to Clogher. This stunning route covers a distance of 122 kilometers and includes an ascent of 898 meters. With its beautiful landscapes and historic landmarks, this challenging ride is perfect for cyclists seeking an epic adventure.

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122 km

898 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Armagh City center

Armagh: Gateway to scenic countryside routes and home to the Armagh Observatory.

Armagh is a historic city located in Northern Ireland. While it may not have many famous cycling spots directly in the city, it serves as a gateway to some incredible cycling routes. Armagh is surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque countryside roads, offering a variety of options for road and gravel cycling. One of the well-known climbs near Armagh is the Camlough Mountain, known for its challenging ascent and stunning views from the top. Cyclists visiting Armagh can also explore the city's rich history and cultural heritage, including the famous Armagh Observatory and Planetarium.

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MilfordVillage

Milford is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Take some time to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the area and appreciate its stunning landscapes.

52 km

ClogherVillage

Clogher is a charming village with a rich history. Explore its historical sites and visit the Clogher Valley Country Park for a taste of the local heritage.

95 km

CastlecaulfieldVillage

Castlecaulfield is a historic village known for its picturesque Castlecaulfield Park. Take a break and explore the park's beautiful gardens and trails.

110 km

BenburbVillage

Benburb is a key highlight of this route, with its historic significance and landmarks. Immerse yourself in its stories and learn about its role in shaping Northern Ireland.

122 km

Finish: Armagh City center

Armagh: Gateway to scenic countryside routes and home to the Armagh Observatory.