リメリックのおすすめMTBライド

An extensive network of MTB trails criss-cross the slopes of Seefin. They are fast and flowing trails, and in the interests of safety pedestrians are excluded from the bike trails. Due to the complex routing and potential for mislabelling on maps, always follow the yellow "walking person" waymarks and avoid the bike tracks.

At 1,467 ft (447 m), Carron is one of the high points of the Ballyhoura Mountains and a key landmark along the Ballyhoura Way. The approach passes wild heath, bogland, and forestry, giving a sense of remoteness. Standing on the summit, you're straddling the Cork–Limerick border and rewarded (weather permitting) with far-reaching views over both counties.

Ballyhoura National Park, located in the Ballyhoura Mountains on the border of County Limerick and County Cork, offers a stunning landscape of rolling hills, forests, and tranquil valleys. It is a popular destination for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife watching, with a network of trails showcasing the area’s natural beauty and diverse ecosystems.

Take special care during winter!! It becomes a swamp, which I'm happy to have survived 😮‍💨

A dense forest welcome you to Ballhouras and the Seefin Mountains Park. With mixed terrain and various difficulty grades, Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails are the largest trail network in Ireland

The most easterly of the Seefin hill tops, with celar views across the landscape below. Mixed terrain trails and some steep sections, but the views are spectacular on a clear day.

Set within over 300 hectares of forest park are many looping and interconnecting trails, making Curragh Chase the ideal playground for your mountain bike adventure. Managed park with plenty of facilities.

Looping forest trail around the small pond in this enchanting forest park.