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Castlerock Dungiven Epic, Londonderry
Getting There
Starting in Castlerock. Get there along the A2, 8 miles northwest of Coleraine.
Trail Description
From Castlerock, ride through Downhill Forest and head up to Binevenagh. Pick up the Ulster Way and head south Ballyhanna Forest, Springwell Forest, Cam Forest and Gortnamoyagh Forest before descending off Benbradagh into Dungiven by road.
Mostly forest tracks combined with occasional sections on minor roads. Possible to extend into Banagher Forest and over Mullaghmore into Glenshane Forest.
A tough day’s ride.
Location
Trail Head
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Castlerock: nice singletrack if you can find it, some construction there recently.
From there, up Binevenagh for a long easy climb, then you can get as far as Ringsend on quiet roads and forest tracks if you want. Best done with a guide, I cant remember the way and keep getting lost!
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Antrim
- Antrim Hills Way
- Antrim Town
- Ballyboley Forest
- Ballycastle / Coolaveely Forest
- Ballycastle to Fair Head
- Ballypatrick Forest
- Barnett Demesne
- Belfast Hills
- Belfast Loop Epic
- Belvoir Forest
- Causeway Coast Way
- Cave Hill
- Glenariff Forest
- Moyle Way
- Ormeau Park, Belfast
- Randalstown Forest
- Rathlin Island
- Slieveanorra Forest
- Tardree Forest
- Woodburn Forest
- Dublin & Wicklow
- Louth
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Down
- Ballyhornan Coastal Path
- Banns Road, Attical, Mournes
- BigWood, Warrenpoint
- Cairn Wood
- Castle Ward
- Castlewellan Forest
- Donard Wood
- Drumkeeragh / Slieve Croob
- Lead Mines & Helens Tower
- Loughmoss, Carryduff, Belfast
- Moneyscalp Forest
- Mourne 7 Sevens
- Mournes Epics
- Mournes Trassey Track
- North Down Coastal Path
- Rostrevor Forest
- The Mourne Way
- Tievenadarragh Wood
- Tollymore Forest
- Cork
- Kerry
- Tipperary
NOTE: The trails on this site have been ridden before, but you should not interpret their inclusion as an indication that mountain-biking is officially sanctioned on them. Seeking permission from landowners is your own responsibility, as is conducting yourself in a manner that is courteous, respectful to the environment, and conscious of the safety of others.