St. Colman's Cathedral – Cobh–Passage West Ferry loop from Cork

St. Colman's Cathedral – Cobh–Passage West Ferry loop from Cork

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St. Colman's Cathedral – Cobh–Passage West Ferry loop from Cork

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50.0km

380m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Parking

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635 m

Port of Cork

Highlight • Structure

Cork Harbour is one of Ireland's most impressive natural locations. It is widely regarded as the second-largest natural harbour in the world, directly after Sydney Harbour in Australia.

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19.6 km

Medieval tower house next to the 19th-century Belvelly Bridge, the only land connection between Fota Island and Great Island (Cobh). Strategic passage overlooking the tidal waters of Cork Harbour. Photogenic combination of castle, bridge and narrow channel.

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22.0 km

Ruins

24.1 km

St. Colman's Cathedral

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This beautiful cathedral towers over Cobh Harbour.

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24.7 km

Cobh

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The stunning town of Cobh is situated on Great island in Cork Harbour, the second largest natural harbour worldwide.

As one of Irelands port villages, Cobh is steeped in history. …

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24.9 km

Colorful Houses of Cobh

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Distributed throughout Cobh

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25.1 km

Cobh Museum

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historical information

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28.4 km

Cobh–Passage West Ferry

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Short 5-minute crossing between Carrigaloe (Cobh) and Glenbrook (Passage West). Daily service from 06:15/06:30 to 21:30. Handy connection for cyclists and pedestrians making a loop around Cork Harbour. Saves 20–30 minutes compared to the route via the Jack Lynch Tunnel.

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48.6 km