easy
8–9 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; riders should be comfortable on a bike for several hours
Join My Bike or Hike for a full-day guided cycling adventure through Ireland’s scenic countryside, visiting historic towns, the Guinness estate, and the Grand Canal Greenway. Discover Ireland’s rich heritage on two wheels, at your own pace.
Private Group Tours | 7-8 Hours | 43km/27miles
Embark on a captivating full-day guided bike tour through Ireland's scenic countryside, starting from Dublin. Explore historic towns, the Grand Canal Greenway, and the estate of Arthur Guinness. Enjoy local stories, picturesque views, and a visit to the Malt to Vault Exhibition, all while cycling at your own pace.
This is a full day guided bike tour along quiet roads, cycle paths and tow paths of the Grand Canal and the Arthur's Way.
The tour begins at Dublin's Heuston Station, from where there is a short train ride to the historic village of Sallins.
Visit the recently opened Malt to Vault Exhibition in Ardclough Village, homestead of Arthur Guinness himself, and choose to stop for refreshments or lunch Arthur's Coffee House or at a 19th century period house.
From there, pedal along the towpath passing the barge dwellings moored along the canal, before reaching the historic town of Celbridge where Arthur opened his first brewery, and hear stories of old such as Jonathan Swift and a secret affair!
Cycle through the newly upgraded greenway through the 18th Century Castletown House and Estate, where you can see the grand Palladian style house and ponder the aristocratic lifestyle of times past.
Returning towards the canal via a different route, you will enjoy a quiet, timeless country road dedicated to cycling!
Returning to Arthur's Way, you'll visit Oughterard Church and Graveyard, the resting place of Arthur and his family, before following safe and dedicated cycle paths through the historic village of Kill before returning to Sallins, and catching the train back to Dublin.
This is a full day tour jamb packed with history, fun and scenic views.
The route is suitable for all levels, so maintain a comfortable pace to enjoy the scenery and local stops.
Weather in Ireland can change quickly—dress in layers and carry rain protection just in case.
Stop at quaint villages and the Guinness estate to soak in the local culture and history.
Bring water and snacks to keep energy levels up during the cycling journey.
The Grand Canal was built in the 18th century, revolutionizing transportation and commerce in Ireland.
My Bike or Hike emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including litter reduction and supporting local businesses.
A helmet is crucial for safety during the long cycling day.
Layered clothing will help you stay comfortable regardless of weather conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
In case of minor mechanical issues, a repair kit can get you back on the trail quickly.
Protect your skin and eyes from sun exposure during those longer summer rides.
summer specific