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Killarney – Blennerville Windmill loop from Killarney

Killarney – Blennerville Windmill loop from Killarney

Hard

4.5

(2)

102

riders

Killarney – Blennerville Windmill loop from Killarney

04:47

111km

900m

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 a movable bridge

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After 77.8 km for 24 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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677 m

Killarney

Highlight • Settlement

Killarney is the gateway to the Ring of Kerry. The cozy town itself isn't really full of sights — what makes Killarney so special is the beautiful surroundings. It was minted in the last ice age. The result is the beautiful mountains and picturesque lakes that you will see as soon as you leave the city.

Killarney is a great starting point for extensive road bike tours. In the city you can live and get everything you need. The regional airport Kerry County Airport is about 16 km out of town, which is served directly by Ryan Air from Germany. Alternatively, you can reach Killarney from Dublin by plane or train (about three hours).

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4.65 km

Fossa Way

Highlight • Cycleway

Great bike path into Killarny

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29.7 km

Lissaroe

Archaeological Site

77.6 km

Blennerville Windmill

Highlight • Monument

The Blennerville Windmill, built in 1800, is the largest working corn mill in Ireland and Great Britain. Located on the edge of Tralee Bay, this white smock mill marks the starting point of the Dingle Peninsula for cyclists departing from Tralee (N86).

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77.8 km

Tralee Ship Canal Greenway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Tralee Ship Canal is a historic 3 km long navigable waterway connecting the centre of Tralee with the sea at Blennerville. Opened in 1846 to allow large ships of up to 300 tons to access the town, it fell into disuse in the 20th century. Following a large-scale restoration in the 1990s, the towpath is now an important recreational link.

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90.5 km