Cycling Around Kerry,Secret Hidden Places Away From The Car

Cycling around Kerry offers magnificent scenery, none more so than Killarney. As a centre for the cyclist even more than the motoring visitor, Killarney has many attractions. The roads, including the exciting mountain by roads are ideal for the enthusiastic traveller who enjoys his Cycling Around Kerry.

The roads are well signposted and the traveller unaccustomed to the use of maps need have no fears of losing his way, that’s providing he/she does not have too many pints of the black stuff on the trip.

In Killarney town there are several cycle shops where repairs are executed and machines may also be hired.

There are ample hostelries at various places by the lakes and amongst the hills.

Try these Killarney Cycling routes.

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• Killarney – Beaufort – Gap of Dunloe – The Owenreagh Valley up to Moll’s Gap and back by the upper Lake – Torc and Muckross. About 35 miles. ·
• Muckross Abbey – through demesne – Bricken Bridge – Dinis Island – Torc Waterfall – Killarney. A short cycle of about 13 miles. ·
• To Muckross passing Torc Waterfall – Long Range – Tunnel – Derrycunnihy – Queens Cottage. Return the same route. About 21 miles. ·
• Killarney – (Cork Road) Lissivigeen Stone Circle – Glenflesk – Lough Guitane – Muckross – Killarney. Another 18 miles. ·
• Killarney – Glenflesk – Loo Bridge – Morley’s Bridge – Killarvan – Kenmare – Killarney. A bit longer 45 miles. ·
• Killarney – Beaufort – Kilgobnet – Lough Acoose – Glencar – Ballaghbeama Gap – Gearha Cross – Windy Gap – Muckross – Killarney. A long cycle of 52 miles

Hope you have a highly enjoyable time cycling around the Killarney district of County Kerry. If you have any experiences you would like to share please email me and I will include it on this page.

Cycling Around Kerry