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Family Friendly Off Road Cycling Routes in Cork

ECO_Mental · 2011-07-10 14:42:58

Hi, Can anybody suggest off road family cycling routes in cork. I know the obvious ones around the city but are there others I dont know about Old Blackrock Mahon railway line Lee Fields? Carrigaline to Crosshaven Inniscarra walkway past the dam halfway to Dripsey Ballincollig Gun powder mills Any more suggestions Thanks…

10-07-2011 3:42pm

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ECO_Mental

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Hi,

Can anybody suggest off road family cycling routes in cork.

I know the obvious ones around the city but are there others I dont know about

Old Blackrock Mahon railway line
Lee Fields?
Carrigaline to Crosshaven
Inniscarra walkway past the dam halfway to Dripsey
Ballincollig Gun powder mills

Any more suggestions

Thanks in advance
EM

6.1kWp south facing, South of Cork City

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#2 11-07-2011 12:34pm

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Farran Wood would be a good spot for a relaxed family cycle. Feed the ducks, see the deer, skim a few stones on the river. There was a playground there too the last time I was there but that's a long time ago now! Not sure if they are charging at the carpark gate these days or not.

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#3 11-07-2011 1:09pm

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There's a path similar to the Carrigaline/Crosshaven one just outside passage west on the rochestown side

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