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Cycling

Medium Trails

Medium cycle routes offer the perfect day ride, ranging from 11-60 miles they provide a great way to explore some of the most rural and picturesque areas of Northern Ireland. Take on the hills in the Mournes or the Sperrins or enjoy the sea air along the North Coast or Strangford Lough.

Northern Ireland has lots to offer both the experienced and novice cyclist. Good quality accommodation to suit every pocket is plentiful, and routes outlined on the website are always within reach of a good bed for the night and a hearty breakfast in the morning.

Maps are available for all featured routes. Visit www.sustransshop.co.uk or contact the nearest Tourist Information Centre. Charges may vary, check when ordering.

Just Some Ideas

http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/162.jpg Birches & Maghery Trails,

These trails embrace the south-west shores of Lough Neagh linking Maghery Country Park and Peatlands Park, River Blackwater, River Bann and Lough Neagh.
http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/120.jpg Ballymoney Cycle Route,

A route linking the bustling market town of Ballymoney to the moorlands of North Antrim.
http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/345.jpg The Castle,

Starting and finishing at the Joey Dunlop Leisure Centre in Ballymoney, this 19.5 mile cycle route winds its way through quiet country roads close to Loughguile village and Lissanoure Castle Estate.
http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/229.jpg Knockchree Cycle Route,

A beautiful circular cycle route between Kilkeel and Attical, passing through some lovely countryside with dramatic view of the Mourne Mountains.
http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/55.jpg Bann Valley Cycle Route,

Country roads and gently undulating farmland in the Bann Valley
http://www.cycleni.com/i/routes/145.jpg Portglenone,

Tranquil rural scenic village to village circular route.
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