Bray Head and Little Sugarloaf loop from Greystones

Mountain biking trails

Ireland

Wicklow

Bray Head and Little Sugarloaf loop from Greystones

Hard

riders

Bray Head and Little Sugarloaf loop from Greystones

02:02

24.2km

590m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 31, 2024

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Includes very steep uphill segments

You may need to push your bike.

After 8.52 km for 1.34 km

After 15.9 km for 421 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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5.98 km

Kindlestown Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Lovely little Forrest with a couple of trails. Be aware that there are a lot of walkers and dogs in this forest so it's best visited early mornings or late evenings during the week. At the viewpoint you can see greystones, bray head, the little sugar loaf and in the distance even Dublin

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10.2 km

Little Sugarloaf Summit

Highlight • Summit

Beautiful little hill to do with a variety of routes. Stunning views from its rocky top!

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11.9 km

Fatbike Adventures Bike Shop & Rental, Belmont Demesne

Highlight • Rest Area

An amazing bike shop and bike rental located in Belmont Demesne. As the name suggests they specialise mainly in Fatbikes but also sell and service mountain bikes, road bikes and most things in between. Magick the mechanic is a wizard with bikes and has done some great work for me in the past.
If it's action your seeking Fatbike Adventures also offer rentals and tours. Fat bikes can be rented at the shop and taken for a spin around the trails in the estate, or for the even more adventurous there are tours available on electric fatbikes to see the top of bray head, the little sugar loaf and most other places in Wicklow by special requests.
All details can be found on the website: fatbikeadventures.ie
Highly recommended taking a look!

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16.5 km

Bray Head Cross

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Don't be fooled, it's not much of a road but rather a rocky gravel path. Keep to the left and watch out for walkers. The path offers amazing views over the cliff walk and the sea below, On a clear day there is even the chance of seeing the mountains in Wales!

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18.2 km

Bray Head Summit

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Situated right next to the coast, Bray Head offers great views of the coast, the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains inland, and the town of Bray itself. It's and easier climb than some of the surrounding peaks, so a very nice day out indeed.

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