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This vast glacial lake (Lough Caragh) forms a serene contrast to the busy Ring of Kerry. Surrounded by the highest peaks of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks and ancient oak forests, Caragh Lake offers one of Ireland’s most authentic nature experiences. For cyclists, the quiet, winding roads along the shores are an absolute highlight, thanks to the mirror-smooth panoramas and pristine silence.

This island on the Wild Atlantic Way is an absolute must-stop. From the 365-million-year-old footprints of the Tetrapod to the site of the first transatlantic telegraph cable, Valentia breathes history. Cycle to the iconic lighthouse or conquer Geokaun Mountain for a spectacular 360-degree view of the Dingle Peninsula and the Skellig Islands. Whether you take the bridge from Portmagee or the ferry at Reenard, the mix of rugged cliffs, subtropical gardens, and the charm of Knightstown makes this an unforgettable stretch.

Nestled in a cirque lies this charming, colorful town at the mouth of the Roughty, Finihy, and Sheen rivers, which flow into the verdant Kenmare River. Approaching from the Beara Peninsula, the road winds through shady valleys, creating a striking contrast. Just before entering the town, you can stop at the Sheen Falls, the cascades of the Sheen River. The town center is built around two main shopping streets and a small park. The Holy Church, the Catholic church, features stained glass windows by Franz Mayer and a Carrara marble altarpiece depicting three scenes from the Passion of Christ.

Gap of Dunloe is a narrow mountain pass between the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Purple Mountain, amazing 11 kilometres of it! The spectacularly winding road here descends into The Black Valley passing five lakes. The Head of the Gap is its highest point.

Great spot with a beautiful view

Great spot with a beautiful view

Very great section and always fun..

Cranks.