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Pedal Causeway Coast
Pedal through the beautiful landscapes of the Causeway Coast this June.
We have 3 different distance options with all routes fully signed, and all starting and finishing in Ballycastle. You will enjoy lots of steep climbs and fast descents while exploring up to three Northern Irish Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Pedal through the beautiful landscapes of the Causeway Coast this June.
We have 3 different distance options with all routes fully signed, and all starting and finishing in Ballycastle. You will enjoy lots of steep climbs and fast descents while exploring up to three Northern Irish Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The routes:
Bronze route – 27 miles (elevation: 436m)
27 miles is our gentlest route. It follows the dramatic Causeway Coast overlooking Whitepark Bay and passing the ruins of Dunseverick Castle, before finishing back at Ballycastle.
Silver route – 55 miles (elevation: 994m)
55 miles is our intermediate route. After following stunning coastal roads, you’ll be tackling some challenging climbs in the Glens of Antrim and a final descent through Ballypatrick Forest.
Gold route – 100 mile (elevation: 1935m)
Pedal through 3 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in our 100 mile route. Follow the Causeway Coast to Binevenagh and take on a true test of endurance with tough climbs through Antrim Coast’s rolling hills.
We have 3 different distance options with all routes fully signed, and all starting and finishing in Ballycastle. You will enjoy lots of steep climbs and fast descents while exploring up to three Northern Irish Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Pedal through the beautiful landscapes of the Causeway Coast this June.
We have 3 different distance options with all routes fully signed, and all starting and finishing in Ballycastle. You will enjoy lots of steep climbs and fast descents while exploring up to three Northern Irish Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The routes:
Bronze route – 27 miles (elevation: 436m)
27 miles is our gentlest route. It follows the dramatic Causeway Coast overlooking Whitepark Bay and passing the ruins of Dunseverick Castle, before finishing back at Ballycastle.
Silver route – 55 miles (elevation: 994m)
55 miles is our intermediate route. After following stunning coastal roads, you’ll be tackling some challenging climbs in the Glens of Antrim and a final descent through Ballypatrick Forest.
Gold route – 100 mile (elevation: 1935m)
Pedal through 3 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in our 100 mile route. Follow the Causeway Coast to Binevenagh and take on a true test of endurance with tough climbs through Antrim Coast’s rolling hills.
Sunday 28 Jun 26
Sheskburn Recreation Centre, 7 Mary St, , Ballycastle, Antrim BT54 6QH
Prices start from £35Start time: 07:30am
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