Why you need to cycle in Kerry, Ireland.

A camper van filled with 4 lads and 3 bikes can only mean good times. Starting at Mizen Head, the most southern point of Ireland making our way to Tralee 190 miles along the coastline of Kerry. The original plan was 300 miles from Mizen Head to Killarney but unfortunately, I picked up a chest infection which cut it short but enjoyable experience.

I have linked each days route below. Feel free to use them!

Day 1
Mizen Head – Caherdaniel (via The Healy Pass)
Distance: 101 miles / 162km – Climbing: 6050ft / 1844m
Mizen Head, Bantry, Glengarriff, Arigole, Lauragh, Kenmare, Caherdaniel
https://www.komoot.com/tour/835743874?ref=wtd

Day 2
Waterville – Dingle (via Coomanaspic climb)
Distance: 66 miles / 106km – Climbing 3575ft / 1089m
Waterville, Portmagee, Killorglin, Inch Beach, Dingle
https://www.komoot.com/tour/837510447?ref=itd

Day 3
Dingle – Tralee (via the Connor Pass)
Distance: 30 miles / 48km – Climbing: 1700ft / 518m
Dingle, Camp, Tralee
https://www.komoot.com/tour/837977175?ref=itd#previewMap

Below is the original planned route.
Mizen Head – Killarney (via Dingle)
Distance: 295 miles/ 476km – Climbing: 17,550ft / 5349m

https://www.komoot.com/tour/832231949?ref=itd&share_token=afeAdzBbetzgKe0t5cDVv7MApYuJVm0z1raufwnbLZg6sBigH3

Big shout to the boys Stephen Murphy, Sean O Hara and our tour bus driver and chief Stuey Edmonds.