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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220827
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SUMMARY:Quest 12 Beara
DESCRIPTION:Event Cancelled\nQuest 12 Beara is a new\, one-day individual unsupported adventure race across the uncharted territory of the Beara Peninsula in West Cork. \nYou will run across the Caha Mountains and the Beara way\, cycle through the Healy Pass\, along the Ring of Beara\, and through the picturesque villages of Eyeries and Allihies. Kayak in Bantry Bay out to Bere Island and follow an ancient trail run around the island\, before finishing on the shoreline of the famous fishing village of Castletownbere. \nTotal distance: 151.5km.\nTotal Elevation: 3297m \nStage 1: Run - 18.35km\nDescription: Starting at Berehaven Golf Club (T1)\, there is a short road run before you hit the trails. Climb to the top of Maulin Mountain which is a looped run\, returning back to Berehaven Golf Club (T1). \n\nStart: Berehaven Golf Club\, Castletownbere\nFinish: Berehaven Golf Club\, Castletownbere\nTerrain: Tar road\, Trail/ forestry Path\nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\nDistance: 18.3km run\nTotal elevation: 605m\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1544695\n\nStage 2: Cycle - 82.3km\nDescription: Collecting your bike at T1\, cycle east from Berehaven Golf Club along the Wild Atlantic Way. You will cycle over the Healy Pass into the village of Lauragh. From there you continue along the coastal road through the villages of Ardgroom\, Eyeries and Allihies. The second transition area (T2) is located on Garnish pier\, home to Ireland’s only cable car. \n\nStart: Berehaven Golf Club\, Castletownbere (T1)\nFinish: Garnish Pier (T2)\nTerrain: Sealed tar road\nPrecautions: Narrow sections with some sharp bends\nDistance: 82.3km\nTotal elevation: 1442m\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1544700\n\nStage 3: Trail Run – 12.1km\nDescription: From transition 2 on Garnish Pier you will run south on the Beara Way. Heading out along Crow Head you will take in the stunning views of the Dursey Cable Car. This is a gentle\, flat trail run with only one short steep section. \n\nStart: Garnish Pier (T2)\nFinish: Garnish Pier (T2)\nTerrain: Trail run\nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\nDistance: 12.1 km\nTotal elevation: 385m\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1314312\n\nStage 4: Cycle – 25.88km\nDescription: From transition 2 on Garnish Pier you will run south on the Beara Way. Heading out along Crow Head you will take in the stunning views of the Dursey Cable Car. This is a gentle\, flat trail run with only one short steep section. \n\nStart: Garnish Pier (T2)\nFinish: Garnish Pier (T2)\nTerrain: Trail run\nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\nDistance: 12.1 km\nTotal elevation: 385m\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1314312\n\nStage 5: Kayak – 1.5km\nDescription: After racking your bike at transition 3 by Berehaven Golf Club\, head down to the pier to collect your kayak. This is an exciting route over to Bere Island. \n\nStart: Berehaven Golf Club (T3)\nFinish: Bere Island North Shore\,\nTerrain: Water\nPrecautions: Lifejackets worn at all times\nDistance: 1.5km\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1544708\n\nStage 6: Run – 10.28km\nDescription: After kayaking to Bere Island\, you now head on a trail run past the famous Martello tower and up to the highest point on the island\, the Bere Island Cross. Once you get to the cross\, follow the trail back to the kayak. \n\nStart: North Shore\, Bere Island\nFinish: North Shore\, Bere Island\nTerrain: Trail/Forestry Road\nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\nDistance: 10.28km\nTotal Elevation: 380m\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1542776\n\nStage 7: Kayak – 1.5km to the finish\nDescription: From Bere Island you will kayak back across the harbor to the finish line at Berehaven Golf Club. \n\nStart: North Shore\, Bere Island\nFinish: Berehaven Golf Club\, Castletownbere\nTerrain: Water\nPrecautions: Lifejackets worn at all times\nDistance: 1.5km\nLink to the route map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1547132
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-beara12-22/
LOCATION:Bearahaven Golf Club\, Cork\, Bearahaven Golf Club\, Castletownbeara\, Cork\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,Ultra
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220827
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220828
DTSTAMP:20260517T221122
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SUMMARY:‘Knock ME Down’ Adventure Challenge
DESCRIPTION:This multi-disciplinary event involves Cycling\, Running\, (or walking) and Kayaking. As multi-sport events go\, this is well suited to anybody with a reasonable level of fitness. The entire course is on well marked roads and forestry tracks so getting lost will not be an issue. The start and finish of the challenge is at the GAA field in the village of Newcastle\, not too far from the towns of Clonmel and Cahir\, Co. Tipperary. You can find an outline of the course below. \nSign-In on the morning of the event will be 30 minutes prior to the starting time slot you choose. Starting time slots are available in 10 minute intervals from 9am for MÓR and 9.30am for Challenge participants. There are changing and shower facilities available at the GAA grounds. \nThe breakdown of the Challenge event is as follows: \n• 15km Cycle from Newcastle to Kilballyboy Wood car park/picnic site on Vee Road outside Clogheen\n• 2.5km run/walk from Kilballyboy Wood to Bay Lough\n• 0.5km kayak around Bay Lough\n• 2.5km run/walk from Bay Lough to Kilballyboy Wood car park (different return route)\n• 15km Cycle back to Newcastle \nRoute map for Knock Me Down Challenge by Diarmaid Condon on plotaroute.com The breakdown of the MÓR event is as follows: \n\n4km Loop Run out of and back to Newcastle\n15km Cycle from Newcastle to Kilballyboy Wood car park/picnic site on Vee Road outside Clogheen\n2.5km run/walk from Kilballyboy Wood to Bay Lough\n0.5km kayak around Bay Lough\n2.5km run/walk from Bay Lough to Kilballyboy Wood car park (different return route)\n33km Cycle  via the Vee and Mount Melleray back to Newcastle\n\nRoute map for KnockMeDown Mór by Anthony Murphy on plotaroute.com Knock ME Down Challenge Event Description:\nThe Bike Part \nAfter the first 15km cycle you will be at your first time point which is located in the Kilballyboy Wood car park/ picnic area along the Vee road outside Clogheen. There will be bike stands set up here where you simply hang your bike by the saddle on a bar and off you go on your scenic 2.5k run to Bay Lough lake. Don’t worry about your bike\, there will be plenty of marshals at this location to keep them safe (and there will be a service vehicle available should you have any mechanical difficulties.) There is also a water stop at each changeover point. \nUp At The Lake….. \nThe 15 minute interval starting time slots are to avoid a time delay waiting for Kayaks at the Bay Lough section. All Kayaks and associated safety equipment will be provided by the Knockmealdown Active team. Everybody will get a single ‘sit on’ Kayak to paddle around the lake. There will be floating markers placed around the lake which you will have to stay inside. Local folklore dictates that the lake is bottomless. You may also need to keep a lookout for a lady called ‘Petticoat Loose’ who\, if the stories are to be believed\, will come up out of the lake and pull you under……. So best keep as close as you can to the edge\, just in case! If anyone gets in trouble out there we have a Cahir River Rescue team on standby so there is really nothing to worry about. If you really don’t fancy the Kayak section you can skip it entirely. On doing this you will get the slowest Kayak time on the day\, with another 10 mins added to cancel out any advantage you may gain with all that extra energy saved! The Kayak section should take\, on average\, about 7 minutes to complete. \nWhat Goes Up……… \nAs you get out of your Kayak… with your hands crying out for a break\, its time to get back onto the tracks and start your run/walk back down to the Kilballyboy Wood car park. It’s a different track down so keep following the signs and follow instructions from the friendly marshals. \nHome Straight \nOnce you get back to the Bike Park at Kilballyboy Wood\, you have the satisfaction of knowing that you now have a 1.5km descent towards Clogheen to look forward to before you cycle the remaining 13.5km of a generally flat road back to Newcastle. Here you will have your final ‘Dibber’ point to finalise your time for your entire Challenge and you will be given your time and place in the event at that time. \nAt the Finish \nA cool-down massage will be available for all competitors\, along with shower facilities and changing rooms. So you’ll have no excuses when heading to GAA Hall. Here you can enjoy a well earned BBQ and maybe sample a refreshing beer from our event sponsors\, the ‘Eight Degrees’ brewing company\, while you await results of other competitors. \nKnock ME Down MÓR Event Description:\nThe Knock ME Down MÓR event has all of the original Knock ME Down Challenge event but with an added running route at the start and an extended cycling route at the end. \nAt the Start: Before the first cycle\, MÓR participants will take a 4km loop run out of Newcastle and back to the GAA hall. \nFrom here the participants will then undertake the full Knock ME Down Challenge route as far as the Bike Park at Kilballyboy Wood. \nAt the End: On leaving the bike park\, instead of turning right and heading back to Newcastle\, participants will turn left. This road travels upward over the picturesque Vee\, past Baylough\, on to the former Cats Bar. Here there is a left turn\, climbing past Mount Melleray to the crest of the hill over Newcastle. The event finishes with a breathtaking descent back to Newcastle village. \nSee how we go on in 2021. 
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/knock-me-down-adventure-challenge-22/
LOCATION:Newcastle\, Co.Tipperary\, Newcastle\, Tipperary\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Happening
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UID:28794-1661558400-1661644799@kayathlon.ie
SUMMARY:Boyne Adventure Race
DESCRIPTION:Finish the summer off with a bang at Trim Tourism Network’s annual Boyne Adventure Race on Saturday\, August 27th. Full details to be released. \nBattle Level - 35k\nRun 4.5k \nCycle 10k \nQuarry & Trail run 4k \n15k Cycle \n1k Kayak \n500m sprint finish \nWarrior Level - 50k\nRun 4.5k \nCycle 10k \nQuarry\, Trail & Forest run 6k \n28k Cycle \n1k Kayak \n500m sprint finish
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/boyne-adventure-race-2022/
LOCATION:Trim Castle\, Boyne Valley\, Meath\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Happening
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