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DalkeyCherrywood

Distance: 6 km·Drive time: 10 min

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Driving from Dalkey to Cherrywood takes about via R118. The distance is 6 km. The straight-line distance is 5 km. Driving directions

Driving directions

14 · 6 km
  1. 1 Depart right onto Castle Street 14 m
  2. 2 Continue straight onto Barnhill Road 664 m
  3. 3 At roundabout, take exit straight onto Barnhill Road 308 m
  4. 4 Enter roundabout left onto Killiney Road 35 m
  5. 5 Exit roundabout left onto Killiney Road 529 m
  6. 6 Turn right onto Ballinclea Road 971 m
  7. 7 Turn left onto Avondale Road 129 m
  8. 8 Enter roundabout left onto Church Road 19 m
  1. 9 Exit roundabout left onto Church Road 2 km
  2. 10 Continue straight onto Wyattville Road 2 km
  3. 11 Continue straight onto Wyattville Link Road 449 m
  4. 12 Turn right onto Valley Drive 276 m
  5. 13 Turn left 127 m
  6. 14 Arrive

The return trip from Cherrywood to Dalkey covers roughly the same distance, 6 km.

Questions and answers

Cherrywood lies roughly to the south-west of Dalkey.

How far is it from Dalkey to Cherrywood?

The distance between Dalkey and Cherrywood is 6 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Dalkey to Cherrywood?

The drive from Dalkey to Cherrywood takes approximately 10 min by car.

What is the best route from Dalkey to Cherrywood?

The fastest route from Dalkey to Cherrywood covers 6 km with a driving time of approximately 10 min.

What is the shortest route from Dalkey to Cherrywood?

The shortest driving route from Dalkey to Cherrywood is about 6 km by road.

Are there charging stations between Dalkey and Cherrywood?

Yes. You can charge along the route from Dalkey to Cherrywood, including 146 Cabra Rd, Dublin (400 kW), Dublin Rd, Bray (400 kW), Enniskerry Rd, Kilternan (400 kW). Charging points on this route: 382.

Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .