The e-bikes we provide have a minimum of 100 Km battery aided cycle range. We have tested the routes on all levels of battery power aided cycling. You will never run out of battery power on the routes we suggest. And we have backup. Our Sneem and Waterville locations have extra batteries on hand and if needed we will come to you and replace the unit.

Some of our routes are designed to make the most out of our 2 available service points. Sneem and Waterville can both be the starting points for looped routes that bring you back to one of those locations. Waterville can be your ‘overnight’ stop as Green Pedals has their own Bed and Breakfast available. The inland route through the Ballaghbeama Pass and the Ballaghisheen Pass are simply stunning and will be unforgettable Irish memories.

Your start and end point could be Sneem and/or Waterville. This relaxing route brings you to 3 beaches. White Strand, Derrynane Beach and Waterville Beach. It has a few elevation challenges including the Coomakesta pass. Total max distance one way 35km.

Here also your start and end point could be Sneem or Waterville. This challenging 66 Km route brings you over 2 mountain passes. The Ballaghbeama Gap and the Ballaghisheen Pass. The challenge is not only to make the distance but not to run out of stamina or battery power. For this route we provide you with our state of the art Kuma SX and XO bikes.

For those who like a bit of a challenge. The Golden Loop starts in Sneem and takes you through the Ballaghbeama Gap towards Glencar (The Climber's Inn). You then turn towards Waterville through the long and winding Ballaghisheen Pass. The return from Waterville takes you over the Coomakesta Pass. From here one can take a little detour and visit the most beautiful beach on the Ring of Kerry, Derrynane beach. White Strand is a little further towards Sneem. This loop is also what makes the Triquetra challenge. During the Bank Holiday weekend of August 1,2 and 3, Green Pedals organises an event where one can win a brand new Kuma e-bike. Click on logo for more info.

The Red Route – Waterville to Ballinskelligs takes cyclists further along the coast toward Ballinskelligs. Along the way, riders can enjoy dramatic coastal views and discover hidden gems like beaches and historic sites.

The Green Route – Skelligs to Lough Currane connects the iconic Skelligs area with the tranquil Lough Currane. This route offers a mix of inland and coastal scenery, providing a varied and immersive cycling experience.

Finally, the Grey Route – Waterville to Kerry Cliffs brings cyclists to the spectacular Kerry Cliffs, where they can enjoy panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding islands. This route is slightly more challenging but highly rewarding.

Each route is available with navigation support via Google Maps, GPX download, and Komoot, making them accessible for cyclists of all levels.

 Ring of Kerry e-bike rental. Killarney - Kenmare - Sneem - Derrynane - Waterville - Valentia Island