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Coastal Loop
A road cycling route starting from Millisle
Experience the beauty of the Northern Irish coastline and immerse yourself in local history.
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This route offers a scenic coastal journey near Millisle, showcasing the natural beauty of the Northern Irish coastline. Start in Millisle and make your way to the historic Movilla Abbey. Further along the route, you'll encounter Tullynakill Church and Balloo, both steeped in local history and charm. Explore the picturesque village of Comber before concluding your journey back in Millisle. Don't miss the opportunity to take in the stunning coastal views along the way.
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77 km
293 m
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Start: Millisle Village centerMillisle: Tranquility and natural beauty for cyclists
Millisle, located in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. Situated on the Ards Peninsula, Millisle offers a unique cycling experience with its stunning coastal views and tranquil atmosphere. Cyclists can explore the town's scenic routes and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Millisle is also home to some famous cycling-related spots, including Donaghadee Lighthouse, which provides a picturesque backdrop for rides along the coast. The town's well-maintained roads and cycling-friendly infrastructure make it an ideal destination for cyclists of all skill levels. Whether you're looking for a leisurely ride or a challenging climb, Millisle has something to offer for everyone. Overall, Millisle is a hidden cycling paradise waiting to be discovered.0 km
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MillisleVillageMillisle is a small coastal village blessed with beautiful sandy beaches and stunning views of the Irish Sea. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility and natural beauty of this picturesque spot.
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11 km
Movilla AbbeyCastle RuinsMovilla Abbey is an ancient abbey steeped in rich history. Explore its magnificent ruins and discover the stories of the monks who once inhabited this holy site.
26 km
26 km
Tullynakill ChurchCastle RuinsTullynakill Church is a historic church dating back to the 13th century. Marvel at its unique architecture and explore the surrounding cemetery, which is rumored to be haunted.
32 km
32 km
BallooVillageBalloo is a charming village located on the shores of Strangford Lough. Indulge in fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this quaint coastal spot.
55 km
55 km
ComberTownComber is a picturesque village known for its rich agricultural heritage and charming traditional architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through its streets and visit the historic Comber Historic Cottages.
77 km
77 km
Finish: Millisle Village centerMillisle: Tranquility and natural beauty for cyclists
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