Waterford Greenway
The old railway line from Waterford City to Dungarvan is a spectacular 46km off-road cycling and walking trail which travels through time and nature across eleven bridges, three impressive viaducts and a long atmospheric tunnel all the way from the River Suir to Dungarvan Bay. Along this route in Ireland’s Ancient East is the site of a 9th century Viking settlement; the world renowned ornamental gardens at Mount Congreve; Waterford & Suir Valley narrow gauge heritage railway; former woollen mills and railway stations; and beautiful landscapes along the River Suir, Comeragh Mountains, The Copper Coast and Dungarvan Bay. Enjoy the beautiful journey.
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Dungarvan
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4-5 hours
The Coastal Route
This breathtaking coastal cycle from Dungarvan to Passage East offers stunning sea views, historic villages, and scenic stops at coves, cliffs, and nature reserves. Pedal past Stradbally, Bunmahon, Annestown, Tramore, and Dunmore East before finishing in charming Passage East—an unforgettable journey along Waterford’s spectacular Copper Coast.
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