ティーブクロムのおすすめライド

ドロヘダの歴史的な町を、ボイン川の穏やかなカーブに沿って続くボイン川グリーンウェイの平和な区間を、時間をかけて楽しんでください。この風光明媚なルートは、ボインバレーカミーノの一部でもあり、旅に巡礼と遺産の感覚を加えています。

ポートビーチは、美しい金色の砂浜が広がる場所です。遊泳期間中はライフガードがいるので、海水浴をおすすめします。

The highest bar in County Louth along the Táin Way. A traditional Irish pub that offers a cozy interior with a warming fire and excellent food. A favourite amongst locals and hikers!

Taaffe's Castle is a fortified merchant's house dating from the early 16th century, built by the wealthy Taaffe family, who later became the Earls of Carlingford. Situated near the old harbour, the building originally served as a trading post on the ground floor with residential floors above. The architecture displays typical defensive features such as machicolations, narrow loopholes, spiral staircases, and multi-level garderobes. [curiousireland.ie], [castles.nl], [carlingfor...centre.com] The main structure is a four-storey rectangular tower, later extended with a 16th-century northern extension. Its location and construction clearly demonstrate Carlingford's importance as a thriving trading town during that period. After the 17th century, it fell into disuse, and eventually fell into disuse. Today, it forms part of a pub complex and remains a striking example of medieval urban defensive architecture in Carlingford.

Carlingford Castle, also known as King John’s Castle, is a striking 12th-century fortress overlooking the charming medieval town of Carlingford and its scenic harbour. Built by Hugh de Lacy to guard the strategic Lough, the castle has a commanding presence with its weathered stone walls and rugged silhouette against the water. Though partially in ruins, it still captures the atmosphere of Ireland’s Norman past, and its elevated position offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and coastline.

Táin Wayは、カーリングフォードで始まりカーリングフォードで終わる、全長40キロメートル（25マイル）の円形のハイキングコースです。 古代アイルランドの叙事詩「Táin Bó Cúailnge」にちなんで名付けられたこのルートは、クーリー半島を蛇行し、海岸の景色、森の小道、山のトレイルが混在しています。通常2日間かけて踏破され、総上昇量は約1,025メートルで、黒い背景に黄色い矢印で表示されています。 道中、ハイカーは青銅器時代の石塚のような史跡に出会い、カーリングフォード・ラフとモーヌ山のパノラマビューを楽しむことができます。オミースとレイヴンズデールには代替の登山口があり、さまざまな出発点に対応できます。 農耕地の区間では犬の立ち入りは許可されていませんのでご注意ください。

Historic Obelisk Bridge near Drogheda

The Boyne Obelisk, or King William's Obelisk, may be long gone but its history is still alive and kicking as you cycle around the Oldbridge area. It once stood as a striking monument in a strategic location near the Boyne to commemorate the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, where King William III won the decisive battle for his supporters. Today, only the memory of the obelisk remains, but the landscape itself tells you the story in its own way. The gently winding roads along the river invite you to take your time to absorb the atmosphere. The nearby bridge and river banks provide a tranquil setting that contrasts with the dramatic events of the past. A visit here is not only a historical look back, but also a lovely addition to your cycling tour.