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    • Mourne 7 Sevens

      5.0 badgers

      A popular challenge on foot every August, not too many have topped the 7 mountains over 700 metres in the Mournes wielding a bicycle.

    • Mournes Epics

      3.8 badgers

      Start/finish from Newcastle or Rostrevor. The Mournes contain many epic rides. Any of Tollymore Forest, Donard Wood or Rostrevor Forest are perfect locations to start / finish an epic in the Mournes.

    • Mournes Turkey Trot

      4.0 badgers

      Park at Trassey Car Park, OSNI Map 29 Grid Reference 311313. A popular fell run each year of 5.5miles and 1500ft of climbing on Boxing Day, and a rewarding experience for those who don't mind lugging their bike a wee bit!

    • Rostrevor Forest

      4.6 badgers

      Rostrevor, just East of Warrenpoint, signposted from Newry or Newcastle on the A2. Popular with XC bikers, with great climbs and mental descents, some great sections of singletrack. A great place to start an epic.

    • Slieve Martin Slaughter

      4.5 badgers

      Slieve Martin cairn stands 485 meters above Rostrevor Village and there are 4 different routes that will take you to the peak.

    • Summit Slieve Donard

      4.2 badgers

      Summit Northern Ireland's highest peak, at 853 metres. Park in Donard Car Park in Newcastle itself or at Bloody Bridge.

    • Teevenadaragh Wood

      3.3 badgers

      On the Newcastle Rd between Ballynahinch and Seaford, less than one mile on the right past Brennan’s Petrol Station travelling from Seaford.

    • The Mourne Wall

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      25 miles, with plenty of carrying!

    • Tollymore Forest Park

      4.2 badgers

      Just off the B180 from Newcastle (turn left at Bryansford). Labyrinth of single track sections all throughout the forest. Has previously hosted Irish downhill championship races. Super place for a day out.

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.