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					Level: Advanced
					Length: 6 mi (9.7 km)
				 
				
					Surface: Singletrack
					Configuration: Network
				 
				
					Elevation: -
					Total: 24 riders
				 
				 
			 
			Mountain Biking Ticknock
			
			
			
			
				#1 of 17 mountain bike trails in Ireland
				
			 
		
			This is a challenging, rocky, technical trail throughout.  Forest road climbs lead 
you into singletrack, varying from fast, open and flowing to twisty, technical rocky 
sections with loads of ups and downs, big descents and berm turns.  This 
technical trail tests all a rider's skills and abilities - not for novices. The trail is 
quite exposed on the upper slpes and can be very windy in poor weather. For 
more details: 
http://www.dublinmountains.ie/recreation_sites/ticknock_mtb_trails/
			First added by Jeff Collier on Sep 13, 2012. Last updated Apr 30, 2020. → add an update 
			Before you go
			
			- Drinking water: unknown
 - Lift service: unknown
 - Night riding: unknown
 - Pump track: unknown
 - Restrooms: unknown
 - Fat bike grooming: unknown
 - E-bikes allowed: unknown
 - Fee required: unknown
 
			
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						From the city centre, head for Marlay Park via Rathfarnham. Passing the main 
entrance to the Park on your right, turn right at St.Enda’s GAA Club and, 
following the road around the edge of the Park, turn left at the Taylor’s Grange 
junction onto the R113. Take the second turn on the right and this will bring you 
to the entrance to Ticknock forest. Here is the Google Maps location: 
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?
ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=201496124195218222293.00048e1dafc0d72f3
c32b&t=h&ll=53.256331,-6.237359&spn=0.014095,0.038409&z=15&iwloc=0
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Great Trails but a long climb to get up to the trails especially if you intend on starting from the top of the mountain, i would recommend going down a easy beginner trail called barn stormer its the first trail you should see making the climb up then going up toms climb a simple tech trail to quite a large tech climb up to a fast trail at the top this is more for advanced riders. The best trail is probably Metro.
| ThankGreat trail to ride. the have a nice loop around the mountain. They are woking on cutting in "down" trails that will look to be double black. The outer loop was very well marked.
| ThankOnce they get it all cut in, this will be a 5 star.
Garth at the bike.ie where i rented the bike was great. if i every get back in Dublin, i will most definatly ride here again.
So fun and fast.
| ThankBeautiful scenery of Dublin, the bay and the coast. Well-maintained singletrack with boulders and fireroad climbs.
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