Discover the wild beauty of County Donegal on our Guided Electric Bike Tour of Gweedore with WeWheel. This 2.5-hour adventure takes you off the beaten path, exploring top attractions like the haunting Bád Eddie shipwreck and a famine-era ghost village.
Pedal effortlessly along rugged forest trails beside Dunlewy Lough in Glenveagh National Park, and marvel at the stunning views of Mount Errigal from the Poisoned Glen viewpoint. Our knowledgeable guides enrich your journey with fascinating insights into Gweedore’s rich landscape, history, and culture, making this tour an unforgettable experience.
Start and finish your tour at the picturesque Gweedore, the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way. Our high-spec e-bikes, equipped with fat tyres and step-thru frames, ensure a comfortable ride on any terrain. Enjoy seamless communication with Bluetooth-connected helmets, and stay safe with the high-vis vests that are provided.
With small group sizes limited to 10 people, you’ll receive personalized attention and a more intimate experience. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or just looking for a unique adventure, our guided e-bike tour of Gweedore is the perfect way to explore this stunning region.
(Visiting other cities in Ireland? We have more for you beyond our Donegal sightseeing tours. Check out our Self-Guided Tour of Dingle, Tours in Galway, Guided E-Bike Adventure in Kinsale, E-Bike Tour of Killarney, or Tour in the Aran Islands.)
Starting Point
Teac Campbell Guesthouse, Magheraclogher, Bunbeg, Co. Donegal
Return Point
Teac Campbell Guesthouse, Magheraclogher, Bunbeg, Co. Donegal
What to Bring
Be sure to dress for the season, with warmer layers for the winter months.
Tour Includes
Tour Excludes
Important Information
Unfortunately we do have some restrictions on our tours, due to the size of the bikes. The minimum height is 146cms (4ft 6in) and the maximum weight is 125kgs (275lbs).
Smaller Group Sizes for a Personal Experience
Fewer riders per group means a higher quality of tour for our guests, and a more personal, safe, and relaxed e-bike experience. This is why we believe in keeping our guided tour as a small-group experience, with numbers limited to 10 guests per group. Your enjoyment is our top priority, and in terms of group sizes we often find that less is sometimes more. With experienced guides, top-quality e-bikes, and a focus on safety and comfort, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience.
You’ll start and finish your tour at Teac Campbell Guesthouse, a beautiful location that serves as the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way. Our e-bike tours are designed with your comfort in mind, so you can relax and enjoy the ride. The bikes are equipped with fat tyres, making them easy to handle on all types of terrain. They also have step-thru frames to make them accessible to all.
At WeWheel Gweedore, all of our expert guides are personable, knowledgeable, and fun. We prioritise your safety at all times, so you can enjoy your bike ride responsibly and without any worries.
Aside from the region’s breathtaking natural beauty, there are a few standout highlights of our guided electric bike tour of Gweedore. First and foremost, it’s a wonderful way to admire mighty Mount Errigal – the tallest peak in County Donegal. This majestic mountain dominates the skyline and provides a stunning backdrop for your tour.
You’ll also get to see Bád Eddie – an iconic shipwreck that has been a popular sightseeing spot for decades – and stop in a ghost village abandoned during Ireland’s infamous 19th-century famine. This haunting site provides a glimpse into the past, and serves as a reminder of the struggles that people in this area have faced.
Nature-lovers in particular will enjoy our forest spin along Dunlewy Lough in the Glenveagh National Park, and the panoramic views from Poisoned Glen Viewpoint have to be seen to be believed!
The tour will take between 2.5 and 3 hours
WeWheel Donegal, Teac Campbell Guesthouse, Bunbeg, Co. Donegal
Nope. As long as you can cycle a regular bike you will be perfectly capable.
We provide the ebikes, helmets, high-vis vest. You should just dress for the time of year and the weather forecast. A backpack with water and rain coat is helpful, but not required.
The youngest age we accept is 13 years old, but the minimum height for the bikes are 146cms tall (4ft 6in).
The tour still takes place if the weather takes a turn, so come prepared with a coat and suitable clothing. If the weather does effect the tour operating your guide will be in touch with you.
Please contact hello@wewheel.com if you have any further questions. We’d be more than happy to help.
