| Route |
Contributor |
Last Updated |
Where |
Distance |
Tags |
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Sunday Spin, 1st March |
Ian Anois |
Mar 1st |
Ireland >
Dublin >
Dublin
|
84.4km |
Recreational, Onroad, Basic, Low traffic, Safe, Rural, Scenic |
| A route from Dublin to the Naul and back using mostly quiet country roads. |
|
NCAD to Carlingford Lough |
Ian Anois |
Mar 1st |
Ireland >
Dublin >
Dublin
|
257.1km |
Onroad, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| Passing through: NCAD, Mosney, Monasterboice, Duleek, Fourknocks, R108, Naul, Glasnevin, Dublin |
|
How to get out of Dublin alive |
Ian Anois |
Mar 1st |
Ireland >
Dublin >
Dublin
|
203.6km |
Onroad, Safe, Urban, Touring |
| This is a set of exit routes from Dublin for cyclists. In my touring in foreign countries one of the worst aspects of cities was trying to find a way out of them, through seemingly endless winding suburban roads. I wish to help foreign tourists find out how to get out, as most of them start here. |
|
Ballina to Rossport Solidarity House and back |
Ian Anois |
Sep 7th |
Ireland >
Mayo >
Westport
|
123.1km |
Onroad, Intermediate, Low traffic, Rural, Scenic |
| Support Shell To Sea: visit the campaign house!
http://www.rossportsolidaritycamp.110mb.com/ |
|
The Táin Trail |
Ian Anois |
Aug 31st |
Ireland >
Louth >
Dundalk
|
575.8km |
Onroad, Basic, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| Ireland's newest, longest cycling route. 575km tracing the legend of the Táin - the Cattle Raid of Cooley. Great tour of north Leinster. |
|
Dublin to Malahide and back |
Ian Anois |
Aug 18th |
Ireland >
Dublin >
Dublin
|
51.2km |
Recreational, Basic, Low traffic, Urban, Scenic |
| With the best of Dublin's scenic north suburbs. A nice Sunday's cycling. |
|
Albert to Hoo via Calais and Rochester |
Ian Anois |
Aug 14th |
France >
Picardie >
Amiens
|
356.1km |
Intermediate, Low traffic, Urban, Rural, Touring |
| This route is in several parts, which are of good use in themselves. The first part, between Albert and Authie in France, is the trail of rememberance / route de souvenir of the Battle of the Somme. It is a sombre, but also scenic and memorable route.
Next is a path along the beautiful valley of the Authie. This is also a historic area, where much of the Hundred Years' War was fought in the 14th century.
Then there is a coastal route to Calais.
Once in England, I used the cycle route 16 mostly to follow the quiet roads of Kent. After Rochester I have marked a good cycle route to the Hoo peninsula, a scenic place with habitats of Special Scientific Interest. |
|
Tours to Beaugency |
Ian Anois |
Aug 14th |
France >
Centre >
Orleans
|
105km |
Recreational, Smooth, Basic, Safe, Scenic |
| Stage 5 of my 2008 holiday
This offers a brief taste of the Loire Valley. Along the way there is good scenery and many wine merchants offering free tastes of the local wine. You will also see many other cyclists as the Loire is the most popular cycle route in France. There is a prescribed cycle route called 'La Loire a velo' and it is good but this is not on it for the most part. |
|
Girona to French border |
Ian Anois |
Aug 14th |
Spain >
Cataluña >
Girona
|
138.9km |
Recreational, Intermediate, Low traffic, Safe, Rural, Scenic |
| Stage 4 of my 2008 holiday.
Girone a frontiere francais.
This is mainly cycle tracks and back roads. There are many medieval Catalan villages and much scenic countryside. Mostly on road, it is suitable for road bikes. |
|
Dublin to Celbridge via Maynooth |
Ian Anois |
Aug 13th |
Ireland >
Dublin >
Dublin
|
32.7km |
Onroad, Basic, Low traffic, Scenic |
| the scenic relaxed alternative to the M4 motorway! |
|
Narbonne to Perpignan |
Ian Anois |
Aug 13th |
France >
Languedoc-Roussillon >
Narbonne
|
74.6km |
Basic, Low traffic, Scenic |
| Stage 3 of my 2008 holiday: plenty of cycle paths / beaucoup des pistes cyclables |
|
Valence to Avignon |
Ian Anois |
Aug 13th |
France >
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur >
Avignon
|
154.2km |
Onroad, Smooth, Intermediate, Low traffic, Scenic |
| Stage 2 of my 2008 holiday: Rhone valley |
|
Remiremont to Arc-et-Senans via Besancon |
Ian Anois |
Aug 13th |
France >
Lorraine >
Nancy
|
159.3km |
Onroad, Intermediate, Offroad, Scenic |
| Stage 1 of my 2008 holiday |
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Bicycle Trails submitted by Ian Anois
