about usGrand Canal Greenway Bike Hire

Explore the Grand Canal as it winds through the Kildare countryside and immerse yourself in nature as you explore 250 years of history.

Whether you’re planning a solo adventure, a romantic escapade, or a fun-filled family outing, Grand Canal Greenway Bike Hire is your trusted partner for an exceptional bike hire experience. Our convenient location in Sallins allows for easy access to the Greenway, ensuring you make the most of your time exploring the beauty of the Grand Canal.

Walk up or book ahead. We have a fleet of bikes for adults, teens and children, including all necessary safety equipment. Safety is at the heart of our operations, and all our bikes undergo rigorous maintenance checks by our in-house mechanic. Child seats and helmets are free when you hire from us.

Parking Nearby
Pay and Display parking is available in the Church carpark
Flexible Pick-Up Times
You can rent for, 3 or 4 hours - or opt for full-day hire
Affordable
Bike hire starts from a little as €15 for Adult and €10 for Child Bikes
Safe Rental
We have a range of quality bikes and all are checked by our in-house bike mechanic

how to rentSimple Steps to Rent a Bike!

With our online booking system you can rent your bikes with a few simple steps. After that all you have to do is call in and your bikes will be ready to go.
1
Date
Pick a date and time from out online calendar.
2
Choose a Bike
We have hybrids and classics to choose from. Helmets and child seats are included for free.
3
Enjoy Your Ride
Choose a jaunt to the Cliff at Lyons or an outing to Robertstown. We know you will enjoy the beauty of the Grand Canal!
4
Return the Bike
Bikes must be returned to our base in Sallins.

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cycling onGrand Canal Greenway

Cycling along the Grand Canal in Kildare is a mix of urban and rural experiences. Starting from our base in the picturesque inland harbour village of Sallins you can cycle down to the Cliff at Lyons, up to Robertstown where you can join the Barrow Blueway, or over to the market town of Naas.

All routes travel through lush green countryside, past 240 year old bridges and locks with occasional barges cruising by.

Surfaces vary with some sections tarmacked, some gravel and some grass track. The sections from Cliff at Lyons to Sallins, and from Robertstown to Athy have been fully upgraded to a hard surface cycle tracks.

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