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Clarenbridge / Kilcornan, Galway
Badger Rating 3.0/5
Hand built cross country trail including a 6 km race loop mostly on single-track; has been used for winter league XC races in the past. Super single track; no hills but still plenty of fun. Follow the wooden white arrows.
Getting There
On the N18 Galway to Limerick road, as it passes through Clarenbridge. Access the trails on the west side just before the grotto at the Brothers of Charity.
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Reviews for this trail
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3.0
OUT OF 5 BADGERS
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Decent trails. Not really a lot of hills to speak of but good cross country. As you pass the entrance gate, turn to the left and roll from there. Alternatively you can cycle up the road in the center and pick trails from there. They all loop back to the centre road at some point.
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- Ballycastle to Fair Head
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- Barnett Demesne
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- Belfast Loop Epic
- Belvoir Forest
- Causeway Coast Way
- Cave Hill
- Glenariff Forest
- Moyle Way
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- Rathlin Island
- Slieveanorra Forest
- Tardree Forest
- Woodburn Forest
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Down
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- Castlewellan Forest
- Donard Wood
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- Lead Mines & Helens Tower
- Loughmoss, Carryduff, Belfast
- Moneyscalp Forest
- Mourne 7 Sevens
- Mournes Epics
- Mournes Trassey Track
- North Down Coastal Path
- Rostrevor Forest
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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.