Join us as we guide you from the peat and heather covered summits of the Wild Wicklow Mountains down through Wicklow Mountains National Park and around the historic Glendalough Village.
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Duration 2 Hours -
Groups, Teams, Corporate -
11 Years Onwards
Directions
Glendalough – County Wicklow.
We have over 15 years’ experience delivering fully guided cycling tours with coaching and bike rental included in the cost!
Biking.ie was born in 2007 by Tarja Owens and Niall Davis, two of Ireland’s most experienced instructors and highly accomplished International competitors, having competed in the Sydney Olympics and multiple World Championships.
Tour Highlights
Join us as we guide you from the peat and heather covered summits of the Wicklow Mountains National Park down to Glendalough. This tour is follows gentle down hill roads through the scenic Glendasan Valley, past Ireland’s “Gateway” to the Monastic City of Glendalough and onto Glendalough’s iconic Upper Lake.
Facts
- This is a private group tour for 9 to 60 people
- The duration is 2 hours long
- Sizing of bikes and fitting of helmets
- Experienced fully qualified professional guides
- Mechanical assistance and first aid support
- Safety briefing and basic introduction
- Bespoke guided tour – the perfect route for your group.
Age and Ability
The minimum age we recommend is 11 years old. Our tours can be tailored to suit novice or experienced riders. This is a private tour so we can vary the pace to suit your needs, making it as challenging or as easy as you like. Please note participants should be comfortable cycling a bike and should not undertake this activity unless they can do so.
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COST
Bike rental and helmets are included in the cost.
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What People Are Saying About Us!
Google rating score: 4.9 out of 5, based on 940 reviews
Great service. Well maintained and capable bikes were provided for our large group. Clear instruction from the team on bike safety and excellent insights on the local history.
