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Ireland
Munster
Cork

Belvelly Castle and Bridge – St. Colman's Cathedral loop from Cobh

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Road cycling routes
Ireland
Munster
Cork

Belvelly Castle and Bridge – St. Colman's Cathedral loop from Cobh

Moderate

5.0

(2)

40

riders

Belvelly Castle and Bridge – St. Colman's Cathedral loop from Cobh

03:05

64.3km

570m

Road cycling

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

Last updated: July 10, 2026

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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1

310 m

Titanic Mural, Cobh

Highlight • Monument

2

993 m

Cobh Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

historical information

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3

1.15 km

Annie Moore Statue, Cobh

Highlight • Monument

4

10.5 km

Roca Sports Cycling Event Start

Highlight • Rest Area

5

26.7 km

Hidden Beach

Highlight • Beach

30.9 km

View of Rostellan Dolmen

Ruins

31.5 km

Saleen old mine bridge

Ruins

8

58.6 km

Belvelly Castle and Bridge

Highlight • Castle

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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9

63.2 km

St. Colman's Cathedral

Highlight • Religious Site

This beautiful cathedral towers over Cobh Harbour.

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10

63.8 km

Cobh

Highlight • Settlement

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. If you are of an Irish descent it is likely your ancestors left Ireland through Cobh. Cobh was the departure point for 2.5 million of the 6 million Irish people that left from 1848 -1950.

The Titanic's last port of call was Cobh. The ship dropped anchor on April 11 1912 here, and picked up the final 123 passengers. From here it departed into the Atlantic and towards its tragic demise.

In its present day there is plenty to see and do in Cobh, with many good spots to have a drink or a bite to eat. If you'd prefer to have a snack outdoors, the promenade makes a great place to have a picnic.

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64.3 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

58.6 km

3.69 km

1.37 km

628 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

52.6 km

11.4 km

284 m

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Highest point (70 m)

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Monday 20 July

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