Inch Strand – Tralee Ship Canal Greenway loop from Tralee Casement

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Ireland

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Kerry

Inch Strand – Tralee Ship Canal Greenway loop from Tralee Casement

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Inch Strand – Tralee Ship Canal Greenway loop from Tralee Casement

04:09

65.2km

710m

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: October 7, 2026

Tips

Includes a movable bridge

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After 61.8 km for 24 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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8.06 km

Short Mountain Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

This is a savage climb, 2.3km in length with an average gradient of 11.3%. But the climbing does start earlier and in all the climb is 3.8km long at 8.3% average gradient.

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13.2 km

Jack Duggan – The Wild Colonial Boy Statue

Highlight • Monument

In the heart of Castlemaine stands the statue of Jack Duggan, the infamous protagonist of the world-renowned ballad The Wild Colonial Boy. According to lore, this rebellious "bushranger" was born …

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20.9 km

Lissaroe

Archaeological Site

33.3 km

Inch Strand

Highlight • Beach

Three miles of white sand that is very popular beaches with surfers, sunbathers and kayakers. There is a beach bar where you can enjoy something to eat or drink while watching the watersports.

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61.3 km

Blennerville Windmill

Highlight • Monument

The Blennerville Windmill, built in 1800, is the largest working corn mill in Ireland and Great Britain. Located on the edge of Tralee Bay, this white smock mill marks the …

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61.5 km

Blennerville Windmill

Highlight • Monument

The Blennerville windmill, built in 1800, is the largest working corn mill in Ireland and Great Britain. Located on the edge of Tralee Bay, this white tower mill marks the …

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62.9 km

This Greenway covers a 3.2-kilometer, fully asphalted route between the Canal Basin in Tralee and the Blennerville Windmill. The path follows the towpath of the historic 1846 shipping canal, offering a car-free connection for cyclists.

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64.3 km

Kerry County Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

In the city park, which in season (June-September) is adorned with beautiful roses, this museum consists of two distinct parts: the first floor traces the history of Ireland, from the …

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64.9 km

St. John's Church in Tralee

Highlight • Religious Site

Take a look at St. John's Church in the heart of Tralee. When the sun is shining, the colors of the colorful church windows shine particularly beautifully.

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