The Swatragh Loop

A road cycling route starting from Cookstown

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A charming loop highlighting the beauty of Swatragh

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The Swatragh Loop is a picturesque cycling route starting near Cookstown. With a total distance of 93 kilometers and an ascent of 910 meters, this road route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The route takes you through scenic landscapes, charming villages, and peaceful countryside. It offers a perfect balance between challenging sections and more relaxed, enjoyable riding. There are several highlights along the route, including the town of Swatragh with its rich history and welcoming atmosphere. Don't miss the opportunity to explore Bellaghy and Cookstown, which offer various cultural attractions and delicious local cuisine.

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93 km

910 m

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Start: Cookstown City center

Cookstown: Embark on a cycling journey in the heart of Cookstown.

Cookstown, situated in Northern Ireland, offers a diverse cycling experience with its combination of urban and rural landscapes. Road cyclists can explore the town's streets and enjoy the convenience of cycling within a vibrant community. The surrounding rural areas provide scenic routes and rolling hills for both road and gravel cyclists. Cookstown does not have any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs, but its varied terrain and cycling-friendly atmosphere make it an enjoyable destination for cyclists of all levels. With its friendly community and accessible cycling routes, Cookstown is a great place to embark on a cycling adventure.

43 km

SwatraghVillage

Located at a distance of 43 kilometers from the starting point, Swatragh is a charming town known for its friendly locals and picturesque surroundings.

63 km

BellaghyVillage

Bellaghy is an intriguing village situated approximately 63 kilometers from the start. It is famous for being the birthplace of Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney.