Irland

A figure-of-eight, adventurous mixed-terrain route that explores the wild and rugged terrain of the Derryveagh Mountains and the Glenveagh National Park. The overall climbing isn’t huge but it’s a lumpy route that follows the contours of this engaging landscape.



Although the gravel sections aren’t technical

A beautiful route around the Fanad and Rossguill peninsulas, where you’ll ride along rugged coastline, past golden sandy beaches and through untamed landscapes.



It’s a lumpy route but devoid of any sharp climbs and interspersed with flat sections to spin out the legs. There are a few refuel points, but

A shorter rolling route that gives an introduction to the type of riding in the county but without being arduous or too remote. You’ll enjoy coastal views, cycling past wilder landscapes and along the expansive Mulroy Bay. The larger villages of Milford and Kerrykeel have cosy pubs and cafe where you

A well-surfaced rolling route with a section of smooth gravel, ideal for those with a sense of adventure but without going too remote. The route loops around the 429-metre (1,407 ft) peak of Taobh an Leithid. You’ll be immersed in stunning scenery, from mountain views to the golden sands of Magheroarty

This beautiful route traverses lush green fields, forests, and wild landscapes. You’ll pass through charming villages steeped in history, which make for ideal pit stops. Riding inland for the first half, primarily along quiet country roads, you’ll pass onto the county’s stunning Atlantic coastline for

This tour is a shorter but no less spectacular version of the 200 kilometer long Kerry Way in southwest Ireland. On this little adventure you will pass beautiful lakes, overcome mountain passes and - among other promising peaks - climb Carrantuohill, Ireland's highest mountain. Take on the challenging

The Wicklow Mountains in the east of Ireland is probably one of the most beautiful mountain ranges on the Emerald Isle. This is what the Irish hiking expert JB Malone (1913-1989) thought when he considered the route of the Wicklow Way, the first long-distance hiking trail in Ireland.



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The Burren Way offers you a great opportunity to experience the Burren on foot.

The 143-kilometer-long Burren Way runs from the cliffs of the Cliffs of Moher deep into the Burren National Park and takes you through “An Bhoireann”, the rocky place, in five challenging stages.



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This is the full route from the 8-stage Dingle Way.



Here the waves roar against the rugged, steeply sloping rocks, green meadows with grazing sheep line the hilly landscape and in the distance the high mountains tower up. Cozy fishing villages welcome their guests and invite you to a sociable evening