The Blueway & The Greenway
Blueway Cycle by the Blueway - an inviting network of water trails along the west coast of Ireland! Stretching from northwest Mayo to south Galway, these beautiful trails offer a host of
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The Blueway & The Greenway
Blueway Cycle by the Blueway - an inviting network of water
Wild Atlantic Way
Wild Atlantic Way The Wild Atlantic Way is the world’s longest
About Connemara
Connemara or Conamara (as Gaeilge) is a relatively isolated region
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4Mar
The Blueway & The Greenway
Blueway Cycle by the Blueway - an inviting network of water trails along the west coast of Ireland! Stretching from northwest Mayo to south Galway, these beautiful trails offer a host of
4Mar
Wild Atlantic Way
Wild Atlantic Way The Wild Atlantic Way is the world’s longest defined coastal touring route. It’s inspiring, renewing, relaxing and invigorating. The Wild Atlantic Way is yours to experience however you
Latest projects
Ballyconneely and Roundstone Loop
40 Kilometres: 3 hours On this route cyclists can take in the lovely natural wilderness of Derrygimlagh and Roundstone bogs. They will see the site of the crash-landing of the first
Cleggan Loop
33 Kilometres: 2+ hours Route 3 is a longer trip north to the rocky Connemara coast around Cleggan, following the fringes of Streamstown Bay. The route passes Omey Island and cyclists
Errislannan Loop
14 Kilometres: 1+ hours This is a short loop. From Bridge Street cyclists can pause to view the Owenglen Cascade where salmon can be seen leaping upstream before continuing on up
Wild Atlantic Way
Wild Atlantic Way The Wild Atlantic Way is the world’s longest defined coastal touring route. It’s inspiring, renewing, relaxing and invigorating. The Wild Atlantic Way is yours to experience however you
Ostatnie prace
Ballyconneely and Roundstone Loop
40 Kilometres: 3 hours On this route cyclists can take in the lovely natural wilderness of Derrygimlagh and Roundstone bogs. They will see the site of the crash-landing of the first
Cleggan Loop
33 Kilometres: 2+ hours Route 3 is a longer trip north to the rocky Connemara coast around Cleggan, following the fringes of Streamstown Bay. The route passes Omey Island and cyclists
Errislannan Loop
14 Kilometres: 1+ hours This is a short loop. From Bridge Street cyclists can pause to view the Owenglen Cascade where salmon can be seen leaping upstream before continuing on up
Sky Road Loop
16 Kilometres: 1+ hours Overlooking Clifden Bay to the South and Streamstown Bay to the North, this route rises more than 150 m above sea level and has spectacular views of
Derroura Trail
This trail offers miles and miles of singletrack in the most spectacular setting imaginable with outstanding views of mountains, lakes and forests all combined with big climbs and big descents.