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Galway

Lahinch Beach – Cliffs of Moher loop from Dunguaire Castle

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Ireland
Galway

Lahinch Beach – Cliffs of Moher loop from Dunguaire Castle

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Lahinch Beach – Cliffs of Moher loop from Dunguaire Castle

07:33

122km

1,110m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 19, 2026

Waypoints

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181 m

Kinvara Bay

Highlight • Lake

Kinvara Bay is one of the most picturesque inlets of Galway Bay, where the deep blue water meets the grey limestone of The Burren. The centerpiece is the iconic Dunguaire …

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21.3 km

Archaeological Site

Archaeological Site

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52.0 km

Lahinch Beach

Highlight • Beach

Lahinch Beach is the beating heart of Irish surf culture, nestled in a stunning crescent-shaped bay along the Wild Atlantic Way. This expansive Blue Flag sandy beach offers the perfect …

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62.5 km

Cliffs of Moher

Highlight • Natural Monument

Best visited in the afternoon to take advantage of the better sunshine. Be careful, however, as the cliff edge can be very dangerous on rainy or windy days. These black …

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71.6 km

Doonagore Castle

Highlight • Castle

Wikipedia (Doonagore Castle (Irish: Caisleán Dhún na gCorr), 2023-02-23):
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doonagore_Castle
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doonagore_Castle
“… The castle is a private holiday home and not open to the public. …”

National Inventory of Architectural …

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79.6 km

The Burren

Highlight • Natural Monument

A journey through time on an extraterrestrial plateau. This UNESCO Global Geopark offers a surreal landscape of silver-coloured limestone plateaus and prehistoric monuments like the Poulnabrone Dolmen. As you walk …

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80.3 km

Ailladie Cliffs

Highlight • Gorge

Ailladie is an impressive, 800-meter-long limestone sea cliff along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, hidden between the coastal road and the ocean. This vertical rock face in the heart of …

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92.3 km

Black Head Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

Blackhead Lighthouse was built and first switched on in 1902. The lighthouse also had an explosive fog signal when it first began operating.

The lighthouse would have guided many famous vessels throughout Belfasts golden era of shipping, including the Titanic.

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94.3 km

The Wild Atlantic Way along the coast of County Clare takes you through one of Europe's most dramatic landscapes. On this stretch, the road winds between the steep limestone cliffs …

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122 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

74.9 km

44.2 km

1.23 km

1.01 km

663 m

Surfaces

114 km

4.28 km

3.04 km

242 m

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Saturday 23 May

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