Day 5&6 of our 1200km bikepacking trip across Ireland!

Day 5 – Milltown to Dingle: https://www.strava.com/activities/15378409639
Day 6: Dingle to Doolin: https://www.strava.com/activities/15391097914

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33 Comments

  1. Even with the rain and headwind the views are fantastic. Thanks katie for sharing what bikepacking across1200km of Ireland is all about even the not so fun parts😊. Katie got 🐑🐑🐎 😊.

  2. Love O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub in Dingle. We were fortunate to catch Pauline Scanlon performing there…somehow found our way back to the B&B after drinking a keg of beer.

  3. Ah Connor Pass. Climbed it in the 80s on a Condor 753 racing/road bike with 47-23 lowest gear and Blackburn "low rider" full front panniers, and tent and handlebar bag. Managed to pull something in lower abdomen climbing up, so quite unable to cycle at top. However, free-wheeled down all the way to a beach and camped there 4 days or so until able to cycle again. A local pub provided my food. The pub owner's brother operated tour buses with regular American tours. As soon as they were alerted the bus was on its way, the TV was turned off and a fiddler started up a tune. Brilliant. That injury stayed with me for years but faded away – a memory of Connor Pass.

  4. beautiful trip, I see nothing changed in the Irish countryside since the year I saw it in the '80ies, the same as to the climate (four seasons in the same day). And both of you girls don't need to kiss the Blarney Stone to receive the gift of expressiveness (you already have it)

  5. looking forward to part 4 ..lol if you did not go to achill island you missed some of the best cycling roads you ever travelled . makes the cliffs look average lol its so stunning ….

  6. Thank You Ladies… Just Wonderful!
    ( what is it about Alpaca's that just make You feel so Happy.. I just ❤ 'em!)

    GR8 Scenery & such dramatic Cliffs!!

    but those Irish Jig Bands just do it for Me every time I hear 'em!!

    Keep It Coming Ladies & Take Care…..

  7. Loving these videos and so glad you had a great time, so true we talk to anyone and once your out of cities isn’t the same everywhere you bike pack everyone welcomes you. Just back from France and Basque Country bike packing 2 weeks and it’s like people can’t do enough for you.

    Can’t wait for next episode and haven’t stopped laughing and smiling 😂

  8. you shouldn't have made so many comments about no rain in previous vids. The rain will always find you at some point.
    Funny that you crossed paths with Tour de Munster!

  9. Loved the video Katie. Fantastic scenery Slea Head, Conor Pass and Cliffs of Moher. Dingle is a little gem. Was down there last April doing RideDingle. Loved it.

  10. That looks like a brilliant holiday (though the mileage would be too much for me). I never realised the overlap between bikepacking and credit card touring 😉 At the end of the day, it's getting out on the bike and having a good time, and what you call it makes not a jot of difference and shouldn't define it. I say this because from the title, I wasn't expecting that video. Don't get me wrong, I'm not disappointed – I loved it – it's giving me the itch to get out for an overnighter or more – thank you 😊

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