The Portadown Ride

A road cycling route starting from Craigavon

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Discover the charming town of Portadown on this scenic cycling route

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The Portadown Ride offers a delightful cycling experience that takes you from Craigavon to the charming town of Portadown. With a moderate ascent of 411 meters and a distance of 57 kilometers, this road route showcases the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. Highlights along the route include the village of Scarva, Markethill, and finally Portadown. It's an ideal route for amateur cyclists looking to explore the region's history and enjoy peaceful countryside views.

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57 km

411 m

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Start: Craigavon City center

Craigavon: Tranquil rides along the Lough Neagh Cycle Route and surrounded by lush greenery.

Craigavon is a vibrant town located in Northern Ireland. Although not widely known for its cycling opportunities, the area offers some pleasant routes for road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists can explore the Lough Neagh Cycle Route, which stretches along the shores of the largest freshwater lake in Northern Ireland. The town is surrounded by lush greenery and has a mix of flat and undulating terrain, suitable for leisurely rides. While there may not be any renowned cycling spots in Craigavon, cyclists can enjoy the tranquility of the countryside and explore the nearby landmarks, such as Brownlow House and Oxford Island Nature Reserve.