Belfast to Doagh and Ballygally Castle

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Embark on a scenic journey to Doagh and visit the majestic Ballygally Castle

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This road cycling route takes you on a scenic journey from Belfast to the beautiful coastal towns of Doagh and Ballygally. Start your ride in Belfast and pedal your way through picturesque countryside landscapes. Explore Doagh, a traditional village known for its friendly atmosphere and historical attractions. The highlight of the route is Ballygally Castle, a majestic 17th-century castle turned hotel. The difficulty level of this route is 5, offering a challenging cycling experience with magnificent highlights to discover.

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129 km

1180 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Belfast City center

Belfast: A captivating blend of culture and cycling experiences in dynamic Belfast.

Belfast, situated in Northern Ireland, provides a versatile and vibrant cycling experience. Cyclists can explore the city's rich history and cultural attractions while enjoying well-paved roads and dedicated cycling paths. The nearby Causeway Coastal Route offers scenic coastal rides, while the challenging climb of Cairn/Glen Road entices experienced cyclists. Belfast is a cycling-friendly city suitable for riders of all levels.

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The Dome at Victoria SquareViewpoint

The Dome at Victoria Square offers a breathtaking panorama of Belfast city. Take some time to admire the city's iconic landmarks and captivating scenery from this elevated viewpoint.

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BelfastCity

Belfast is a city filled with heritage and culture. Visit the Ulster Museum, explore St. George's Market, or take a walk along the River Lagan to appreciate the city's beauty.

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DoaghVillage

Doagh is a quaint village with a charming rural setting. Discover the Doagh Famine Village, an interactive outdoor museum that provides insight into Ireland's history and heritage.

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CarnloughVillage

Carnlough is a picturesque coastal village with stunning views. Explore the fishing harbor, visit the picturesque Cranny Falls, or enjoy a fresh seafood meal at one of the local restaurants.

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GlenarmVillage

Glenarm is a stunning coastal town with breathtaking natural beauty. Take a stroll through Glenarm Forest Park, visit the beautifully maintained Glenarm Castle, or relax on Carnlough Beach.

85 km

Ballygally CastleCastle

Ballygally Castle is a historic gem nestled on the Antrim Coast Road. Take a guided tour of the castle and learn about its fascinating history or indulge in a luxurious stay at the hotel.

103 km

BallycarryVillage

Ballycarry is a small village with a rich maritime heritage. Visit Fleming's Garage, a popular stop for classic car enthusiasts, or enjoy a pint at the local pub.

111 km

CarrickfergusTown

Carrickfergus is a historic town with a well-preserved Norman castle. Take a guided tour of the castle, stroll along the promenade, or indulge in some delicious fish and chips.

119 km

WhiteabbeySub-urb

Whiteabbey is a coastal village with stunning views of Belfast Lough. Explore the Whiteabbey Monastic Site, which dates back to the 12th century, or go for a leisurely walk along the shore.

127 km

SSE ArenaAttraction

The SSE Arena is Belfast's premier entertainment venue, hosting concerts, sporting events, and exhibitions. Check the event calendar and catch a live performance during your visit.