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Since when did cycling become a famed attraction in Ireland? Well, tracing back its origin would mean mapping out Ireland’s entire beginning. Since Ireland is surrounded with the most scenic landscape and stunning coastal and country side, it makes a great cycling point. One suggestive idea to appreciate Ireland’s beauty is a pedal tour of its striking setting. Where to ride your way is not a worry for you since everywhere in Ireland is an ideal route to start off your amazing nature journey.
The cycling routes that Ireland offers its tourists are of varied lengths and attractions. The routes are of varying level of challenge as well. They can range from flat terrain to a mountainous and hilly area. You may like the idea of picking out a route closest to where you are staying in this Emerald Isle.
Tourists who happened to be in Donegal may try the 70km cycle path that starts from Killybegs to Glencolmcille and back to its origin. This trail passes along some significant heritage sites and monuments. Those in Wicklow must never miss an outdoor cycling experience along the Glendalough Trail with the Wicklow Mountains as primary entertainers.
The Blackwater Valley Cycle Route is the must-try cycle path in Cork. The activity may be energy draining but the view offers matchless tranquility and peacefulness. The route starts in Youghal, Cork and ends in Killarney, Kerry.
In Antrim, nothing beats the Causeway Cycle Route. Who would even want to miss a great display of legendary and pure natural attraction by the way? The tour will take tourists around the spectacular Giant’s Causeway.
Since Sligo is the home of the world renowned literary figure, WB Yeats, tourists come here and have a feel of Yeats’ life through the Yeats Country Cycling Tour. Who knows, you may just have the same inspiring spirit that Yeats has.
Tyrone has its own cycling enticement offered to adventure seeking tourists. Cycle your way at the Cashel Rock Route and discover this county’s mysteries and enchantments displayed in every beauteous scenery along the way.
Tourists to Limerick just have at reach the chance to explore the mighty River Shannon through a bike ride. The cycle path takes on the meadow plains of north Kerry and Limerick. It passes along the picturesque sights of these counties plus the tranquil view of the Shannon River.
The Burren Cycling route is what Co. Clare adds to this list of remarkable and interesting bike paths. The route is comprised of the stunning view and feel of the famed limestone plateau. The ride may be exhilarating at times yet soothing at most.
There are more cycling routes for you here at Ireland. Bikes are for rent so all you need is time and an interested spirit to actually splurge in a bike ride of a lifetime.
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