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View from Connor Pass – Main Street, Dingle loop from Tralee Casement

View from Connor Pass – Main Street, Dingle loop from Tralee Casement

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View from Connor Pass – Main Street, Dingle loop from Tralee Casement

06:14

138km

1,510m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

Tips

Includes movable bridges

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After 3.36 km for 24 m

After 135 km for 24 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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37.2 km

View from Connor Pass

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

A great climb from either direction, but be especially careful descending down the northside. It's particularly narrow.

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47.6 km

An tSráid Mhór: The colourful heart of Dingle
This characteristic main street of Dingle is one of the most photographed places in Ireland. As a cyclist, you'll roll past a succession of brightly coloured facades, traditional craft shops, and historic pubs. An tSráid Mhór breathes the authentic Irish atmosphere; the smell of fresh fish and the sounds of traditional music are never far away here.

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55.1 km

Ventry Beach

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This vast, crescent-shaped bay offers one of the peninsula's safest and most beautiful sandy beaches. Only the view is somewhat spoiled by the caravans behind the beach. For the cyclist, the passage along this Blue Flag beach is a relief: a flat road with a wide view of the crystal-clear water and the green headlands protecting the bay. The rugged peaks of Mount Eagle lie in the background.

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57.8 km

Slea Head Drive

Highlight • Cycleway

Slea Head Drive unfolds as one of Ireland's most impressive coastal drives, where the road winds along rugged cliffs and open Atlantic vistas. As you cycle westward, the landscape opens up to the Blasket Islands, lying as dark silhouettes in the ocean. The route passes by spots like Dunmore Head and Coumeenoole Bay, where the surf crashes against the rocks and the light constantly shifts. It is a region where nature and history intertwine: ancient agricultural terraces mark the slopes, and traces of early Christian settlements are scattered across the landscape. The whole experience feels like a journey along the edge of Europe, where every turn offers a new panorama and the Atlantic wind sets the rhythm of the day.

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65.9 km

View of the Blasket Islands from Slea Head

Highlight • Viewpoint

In the western most point of the Dingle Peninsula is Slea Head. Dunmore Head, the promontory to the west of here, is the most westerly point in Ireland. The views of the Blasket Islands are simply stunning.

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69.5 km

Stranger's Takeaway

Highlight • Restaurant

72.0 km

View of Ceann Sibéal

Highlight • Viewpoint

From the parking lot of Ceann Sratha (Clogher), you look directly at the monumental red sandstone cliffs of Ceann Sibéal. These 200-meter-high rock faces cut through the Atlantic surf like a knife and served as a spectacular backdrop for the Jedi temple in Star Wars. For cyclists, this spot offers an unparalleled 360-degree view: from the jagged 'teeth' of the Blasket Islands in the south to the distant contours of Mount Brandon in the north.

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89.1 km

Dingle Town

Highlight • Settlement

Dingle lies on a peninsula at the foot of Connor Pass. Even though it's just a small fisher's town, it attracts a lot of tourists with its colourful little houses, pubs and shops. Dingle Bay is also famous for being the home and playground of Fungie, the dolphin. Over the years he has became something of an icon for the town. The people have even built a monument in his honour.

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138 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

79.0 km

46.9 km

11.8 km

189 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

137 km

328 m

110 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Thursday 9 July

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View from Connor Pass – Main Street, Dingle loop from Tralee Casement

View from Connor Pass

Main Street, Dingle

Ventry Beach

Slea Head Drive

View of the Blasket Islands from Slea Head

Stranger's Takeaway

View of Ceann Sibéal

Dingle Town

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