GPS Cycling Tracks Co.Clare Ireland

Extension of Tour 1 towards Kilkee with spectacular coastal and sea views. Track can also be joined from the Kilkee Side via the N67 or Waypoint "Intersection", from Kilkee add ~3kms to the track length.

Mostly on quiet country lanes, a few hills. Nice Views on West Clare countryside. Starts from the old creamery in Cooraclare (Parking) and can be combined with Tour 1 (45 kms in total). For a little Mountain Bike experience add the Walking Track through Cahermurphy Woods to the trip. (see above or click here)

Track around rugged Loop Head Peninsula along Coasts of Atlantic and the Shannon Estuary. Amazing Coastal scenery between Kilkee and Loop Head Lighthouse.Beaches and Picnic Areas on the Shannon Estuary with View to Dingle Peninsula. Routing includes all the major sights and does not coincide with Loop Head Drive nor Loop Head Cycleway! Quiet paved single lane roads throughout. Not recommended on a windy day!

Bicycle Loop including some of the most scenic backroads in Mid/West-Clare, Ireland. The beautiful views you'll encounter (weather permitting) reach from the Connemara Hills to the Kerry Mountains, from the Atlantic Coast to the Burren and East Clare. Route is (with the exception of 300 meters) on nearly traffic-free paved single lane country roads through woodlands, across scenic bogs and along hidden lakes through the rolling hills of West and Mid Clare. Limited parking, best places to start are across the Bogdale Pub in Kilmaley or from the Crosses of Annagh Pub near Miltown Malbay (adds ~5 kms to the route). The very scenic picnic area at Millenium park invites for a break. Bicycles for hire in Miltown Malbay and Ennis,. Co.Clare.

Perfect track for a family day out. Beaches, Pubs and Shops well stocked with drinks and ice cream will keep your children happy. Mostly on quiet back roads. Bicycles for hire in Miltown Malbay

On this loop around Mullaghmore (Burren National Park) you'll encounter nearly everything what the Burren limestone landscape has to offer: megalithic tombs, ring forts, endless stone walls, hidden green valleys, flowers among bare rock, wild goats, viewpoints, hills & lakes. The route is mostly on small paved roads except for 4kms on a "Green Road", an old cattle track. There are still cattle around, so from autumn to spring this part can be a bit muddy. This track is also a great day hike (around 20kms, allow 6-8 hrs) if you take the "Famine Road" and follow the red markers across Mullaghmore Mountain ('Mullaghmore Traverse').

The cliffs of Kilkee are far less known, but not less impressive than the Cliffs of Moher... and no entrance fees, few people only, tranquility! Most people only walk the mile from Kilkee's West End up to the first cliff, but it's well worth to walk all the way along the coast. This is a suggested loop, but you can do it along the coast only, in both directions, take a short cut halfway - or walk it. All is very rewarding.