Ireland Mullaghanish Private Service Road
Mullaghanish Private Service Road Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

3.8
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2.2 mi
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1,201 ft
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10.3 %
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This epic Top 10 Ireland bike climb hits you immediately - the first 500 meters averages 13%.  The climb ends at the Cork and Kerry county line at a tall and prominent television tower. 

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cattle guard over gravel road

Cycling Mullaghanish Private Service Road, Ireland

Ride 3.6 kilometers gaining 366 meters at 10.3% average grade.

photo collage shows PJAMM Cyclist riding one-lane roadway surrounded by Irish hillsides, sheep standing on large stone

Another fantastic Irish Top 10 Bike Climb.  This one is scenic and STEEEEP!!  The climb averages 11.3% and has a 500 meter segment of 13% at the very start of the climb.  

Danger signs warn of Risk of Ice falling

Okay. You are forewarned . . .

As the name suggests, the road which takes you to the summit of this mountain - topped with a visible cell tower from the bottom - the road is in fact private. We had no issues on the day that we rode though, and I’d wager a bet that you’re not likely to have any issues while cycling to the summit. It is a very rural country out here and folks are more likely to question WHY you would want to ride a bike to the top than give you grief for doing so. There’s no nice way to say it. This climb stinks…truly smells of sheep excrement, particularly on the lower slopes. Still, the sheep make for an interesting backdrop and will no doubt entertain you as you deal with Mullaghansh’s steep incline. We met some workers at the summit that didn’t seem to care that we were up there and didn’t much want to talk.

photo collage shows views along first half of climb - one-lane roadway, green pastures, sheep

Photos along the first half of the climb.

photo collage shows views middle section of climb, green pastures, large sheep horn on roadway

Middle section of the climb.

photo collage shows views toward top of climb - green pastures, sheep, long, straight, one-lane roadway

Views towards the top.

photo collage - climb finish, Mullaghanish Transmitter

Finish the climb at the Mullaghanish Transmitter at the border of Counties Kerry and Cork.

That’s a wrap!