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Co. Clare is an ideal setting for an incredible cycling experience. The routes are of excellent panorama alongside and project tranquil surrounding ideal for a relaxing pedal activity. The sheltering calmness of the atmosphere surrounding each cyclist has its own way of exercising the body while clearing away the stress of life. Truly, this is a remarkable venture that should not be missed by every single guest of Co. Clare.
One notable cycling route that should be on your list of must-try activity in Co. Clare is the Clare Glens Cycle. The route starts and ends in Limerick City. Along the way, you will get to witness Clare’s beauty. This route is actually intended as a one day activity, however; you are most welcome to do it again and again – just in case you can’t get enough.
Cycling along the historical castles and churches of Co. Clare is equally exciting as well. Your background is none other than Co. Clare’s long surviving fortresses and monuments. The technique to a more pleasurable cycling experience in this part of the county is a less speedy pedaling. This will give you a greater chance of being more enchanted with the setting.
You have a wide variety of cycling routes while you are in Co. Clare. Included in these options is the Mouth of the River Shannon Cycle route. This cycling channel is consist mainly of plain plot grazing land in North Kerry and Limerick. You will have the chance to see a number of picturesque spots along the way from the coastal splendor to the grandeur of the village Adare.
The 70 km West Clare Cycleway that extends from Killimer to Lahinch is an ideal route for adventurous visitors. Taking this channel, you will be entertained by the spectacular view of the Shannon estuary as its tide meets the river’s current. This view guarantees a relaxing cycling experience for Co. Clare’s guests.
A day is not enough for a cycling adventure at the Loop Head Cycleway. The highway along the Loop Head peninsula border usually takes two days to complete. So the next time you stop over at Co. Clare, reserve two of your precious days for this cycling jaunt. It is all worth it after all.
In Co. Clare, you are just a pedal away for your dream cycling experience.
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