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Carnmoney Hill Loop
A road cycling route starting from Carnmoney
Scenic loop with stunning views of Carnmoney Hill
Map
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The Carnmoney Hill Loop is a scenic cycling route that offers stunning views of Carnmoney Hill. This 80km road route starts near Carnmoney in Northern Ireland and takes cyclists through various highlights along the way. With a total ascent of 823m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The epicness of the route is rated 3, as it provides a rich cycling experience but doesn't feature any legendary climbs or famous cycling spots. Highlights along the route include the Belfast Barge, The Dome at Victoria Square, Ballylesson, Royal Hillsborough, and Carnmoney Hill. Each highlight is scored based on its attractiveness and described with interesting facts and information.
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80 km
823 m
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Highlights on the route
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Start: Newtownabbey City centerCarnmoney: Experience the beauty of Northern Ireland's coast and countryside in Carnmoney.
Carnmoney in Northern Ireland is an ideal location for road and gravel cyclists seeking beautiful scenery and challenging rides. The locality offers a mix of coastal and countryside routes, providing cyclists with diverse landscapes to explore. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is the Divis and Black Mountain, offering stunning views over Belfast Lough and the surrounding area. With its scenic beauty and exhilarating climbs, Carnmoney is a great destination for cyclists looking for a thrilling and rewarding ride.12 km
12 km
Belfast BargeAttractionThe Belfast Barge is a unique historical attraction along the route. It offers visitors a glimpse into the maritime history of Belfast with immersive exhibits and tours.
12 km
12 km
The Dome at Victoria SquareViewpointThe Dome at Victoria Square is an iconic shopping and leisure center in Belfast. It offers panoramic views of the city and is a popular spot for locals and tourists.
22 km
22 km
BallylessonVillageBallylesson is a beautiful village located along the route. It features charming houses, picturesque scenery, and is a great place to take a break and enjoy the surroundings.
37 km
37 km
Royal HillsboroughVillageRoyal Hillsborough is a historic town renowned for its impressive castle and beautiful gardens. It's worth exploring during the cycling route.
78 km
78 km
CarnmoneySub-urbCarnmoney Hill is a distinctive landmark along the route. With its lush greenery and panoramic views, the hill offers a rewarding experience for cyclists.
80 km
80 km
Carnmoney Hill232 mPeakCarnmoney Hill, located near the starting point, is a must-visit highlight. It's a popular destination for hikers and cyclists due to its scenic trails and captivating views.
80 km
80 km
Finish: Newtownabbey City centerCarnmoney: Experience the beauty of Northern Ireland's coast and countryside in Carnmoney.
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