Wexford Eurovelo

rollingscone

Looking to Carpe diem and do a short tour to Wexford this Friday evening coming back on Sunday after a bit of Eurovelo exploration.

My biggest concern is accommodation, it being high season and me not having infinite money. (And needing secure overnight bike storage)

Any recommendations?

OleRodrigo

1. A good bivvy bag. About 80 euro.

2. Booking.com. Filter a search by the ' 0 - 50 ' euro category to get some middle of nowhere B&B's or hostels.

coddlesangers

I'm going to do the Rosslare / Ballyhack euro velo, probably next week - last time I went around this area, the roads were "not great" to put it mildly - I presume making it a euro velo route just means Wexford coco have lamped up a few signposts and that's about it? No lovely smooth new tarmac, no particular other things done other than that? I'll double down on inners.....

Steve SilverMint

coddlesangers wrote: »

I'm going to do the Rosslare / Ballyhack euro velo, probably next week - last time I went around this area, the roads were "not great" to put it mildly - I presume making it a euro velo route just means Wexford coco have lamped up a few signposts and that's about it? No lovely smooth new tarmac, no particular other things done other than that? I'll double down on inners.....

Agree some of the roads are really poor in parts but the scenery definitely makes up for it. Saltmills, Fethard on sea, hook lighthouse, Duncannon and on to ballyhack is a lovely part of the route.

coddlesangers

Ah no, its a beautiful area, I'll be down there for a good few days not by accident . Assuming good weather and the good graces of the Mrs, get her to drop me off in Rosslare and pick me up in Ballyhack, and a slap up meal in Dunbrody should see me rightly sorted...

cdaly_

Where are you travelling from? How about train to Rosslare, pedal to Waterford, train back*?



* Assumes Dublin as the source...