Greenwood Blue Loop (7km)
The first and easiest loop, a blue-graded circuit beneath Seefin Mountain and Black Rock. It also forms the outward and inward legs of every longer route, so start here. Waymarked with a blue circle; allow 30-90 minutes.





The biggest mountain bike trail network on the island, cut into the forested slopes of the Ballyhoura Mountains on the Limerick–Cork border. Five waymarked loops run from a 7km family-friendly spin to a 51km all-day red epic.
The first and easiest loop, a blue-graded circuit beneath Seefin Mountain and Black Rock. It also forms the outward and inward legs of every longer route, so start here. Waymarked with a blue circle; allow 30-90 minutes.
A longer, more technical version of the Greenwood that turns narrower, rockier and steeper after Waypoint 1, with 200m of climbing. Estimated 60-140 minutes.
Red-graded throughout, mixing fast flowing trail with tight, rooty, occasionally slippery descents. Follow the red square waymarking plus the Tech 1 and Tech 2 trail sections.
Heads west from Waypoint 3 for long, fast singletrack descents and demanding forest-road climbs. Difficult to severe; allow 90-220 minutes.
The longest and hardest loop, reaching the southern fringes of the forest with the biggest climbs and most rewarding descents. 410m of climbing, 150-250 minutes.
Trailriders at the trailhead rents hardtails, full suspension, e-bikes and gravel bikes; price includes helmet and toolkit. Bikes must be returned by 16:00 and the last rental is at 13:30, with physical ID and a credit card required.
Map boards, secure lit car park with cameras, toilets, bike wash and showers, plus an on-site coffee shop for hot and cold drinks and energy bars. No lunch food is served, so bring or buy it locally.

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