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You can take the Cross River Ferry from Glenbrook over the River Lee to Carrigaloe on the other side. It takes just five minutes

The route meanders through green valleys and rolling hills on narrow roads, while views of the sea open up in the distance. It is a route that offers a lot of variety: sometimes it rolls along easily, sometimes the ground is a bit rougher and demands your attention. If you tackle this section, a gravel bike is certainly an advantage to face the bumpy sections in a relaxed manner. The path has a certain originality that makes riding exciting, but also provides occasional breaks - to enjoy the view or use the moment to take a deep breath. There are not many places where you just "drive past". The Beara Way invites you to stop again and again and let yourself be captivated by the landscape - be it through the winding passages between steep rock faces or the small hidden streams that find their way into the valley. A section for those who appreciate a ride off the beaten track and like to feel a touch of adventure.

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Just past Lauragh, on the Beara Way and Wild Atlantic Way, this old stone bridge will inevitably make you stop. The lush green of the nearby Derreen Gardens frames the scene, while the water beneath the bridge glistens in the light and Knockatee Mountain stands majestically over the landscape in the background. An ideal place to stop for a moment and put your bike to one side. If you pass through here, it's worth allowing a few extra minutes - not because of the difficulty of the route, but because of the peace that this place exudes. The route itself takes you along narrow, slightly undulating roads that occasionally require full attention but are never overwhelming. A quick glance to the side reveals small bays and densely wooded banks that give the whole thing an almost fairytale character. There are no signs or notices asking you to stop - it's the landscape itself that speaks. And if you're lucky, the rhododendrons will bloom along the path, adding a colorful accent to the green surroundings.

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The route takes you over an old stone bridge that elegantly spans calm water - a place that invites you to linger. Here it is worth slowing down and taking a deep breath. The surroundings exude a pleasant calm, with the green hills in the background and the clear, slightly salty scent of the water in the air. You can almost feel the centuries of history that is embedded in the stones of the bridge. As the road continues, the surrounding mountains stand out in the mild light and give the place a special atmosphere. A detour to the shore is worthwhile to explore the small bays and moss-covered rocks up close. Especially in the morning or evening hours, when the sun is low, the landscape shines in a special light - a moment that should definitely be enjoyed. The route is not technically demanding, but there are some undulating sections that require a little attention. It is an ideal passage to clear your head, let your thoughts wander and take in nature in all its simplicity.

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quiet walk by the sea towards the Ferry

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beautiful. But you need at least one gravel to ride this section.

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The famous Blarney Stone is built into the tower of the picturesque castle. It grants the gift of eloquence to anyone who kisses the stone. The person doing the kissing must bend down astride the tower, which requires a certain amount of skill and fearlessness. But of course it works (the stone).

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This road is part of the Beara Way, a cycling route that goes along the entire Beara Peninsula passing through all the towns and villages along the way. It's a breathtaking section, cutting through the mountains to reach Beara Bay before Kenmare. Note that the road surface can get a little bumpy in places.