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Great cycling path along the Royal Canal away from traffic.

Corlea bog mossy and waterlogged grounds can be challenging. But if you can, this unique environment is beautiful to ride through.

Quiet forest with hardpark gravel tracks. Not too technical or difficult trails, but nice riding none the less.

Would be beautiful on a sunnier day

Quiet forest with hardpark gravel tracks. Not too technical or difficult trails, but nice riding none the less.

Loughcrew Cairns (also known as Loughcrew Passage Tombs, Megalithic Cementary or Sliabh na Callaighe (Mountain of the Witch) is a truly magical place. According to the website "Sliabh na Callaighe is the Irish name for the hills and it translates to “Mountain of the Witch”. The story goes that to rule over all of Ireland the Hag (or witch) had to complete a feat of enormous strength. She had to leap from hill to hill with stones in her apron. As she jumped from peak to peak she dropped a handful of stones. These stones became the cairns. On her final jump, to make her mistress over all of Ireland, she broke her neck and was buried under the stones on the side of the hill." Definitely worth visiting, you can read more here - https://www.loughcrewmegalithiccentre.com/loughcrew-cairns/

Cycle up witchitty Hill, I've read it goes to 26%gradient I've definitely looked down to see 22%. either way it's mercifully short but pretty damn steep,

Loughcrew is one of the four main passage tomb sites in Ireland. The site is spread across four hilltops: Carnbane East, Carnbane West, Carrickbrack and Patrickstown. These hills and the tombs themselves are together known as Slieve na Calliagh or Sliabh na Caillí, meaning "mountain of the Cailleach", the divine hag of Irish mythology. Legend has it that the monuments were created when a giant hag, striding across the land, dropped her cargo of large stones from her apron.