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The Cromore Gatehouse Expedition


A road cycling route starting from Portstewart

Embark on a cycling expedition with a visit to the historic Cromore Gatehouse.

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Step into history as you tackle the Cromore Gatehouse Expedition. This road cycling route, spanning 151 kilometers with an ascent of 1098 meters, takes you through picturesque landscapes and historical sites. Discover the hidden stories of the Cromore Gatehouse and immerse yourself in the beauty of Northern Ireland.

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151 km
1098 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Portstewart City center
Portstewart: Stunning coastal views and home to the North West 200 motorcycle road race.
Portstewart is a picturesque town located in Northern Ireland. It is a great destination for both road and gravel cyclists, offering stunning coastal views and a pleasant cycling atmosphere. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is the Portstewart Strand, a sandy beach with a scenic coastal path that provides a great off-road cycling experience. The town also hosts the North West 200, one of the largest motorcycle road races in Ireland. With its beautiful scenery and thrilling events, Portstewart attracts cyclists and motorsport enthusiasts alike.
Cromore GatehouseCastle Ruins
The Cromore Gatehouse is a hidden gem that dates back to the Freestanding Crisis of 1863. Explore the ruins and imagine life in the past as you cycle by.
DervockVillage
Dervock is a quiet village known for its traditional Irish music sessions. Immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy a relaxing break.
DunloyVillage
Dunloy, a rural village along the route, offers a glimpse into traditional Irish life. Take the opportunity to experience the warm hospitality and charm of the locals.
PortglenoneVillage
Portglenone, located on the banks of the River Bann, is a quaint village known for its scenic beauty. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility of this riverside retreat.
TobermoreVillage
Tobermore is a small village surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. Pedal through the rolling hills and embrace the serenity of the countryside.
ColeraineTown
Coleraine, the final highlight of the route, is a bustling market town. Take the opportunity to explore its shops, cafes, and historic architecture.
PortstewartTown
Portstewart, the starting point and ending point of the route, is a popular seaside town. Enjoy its sandy beaches, vibrant atmosphere, and stunning sunsets.
Finish: Portstewart City center
Portstewart: Stunning coastal views and home to the North West 200 motorcycle road race.

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