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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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SUMMARY:Quest - Lough Derg
DESCRIPTION:Quest Lough Derg\, an adventure into the Hidden Heartlands of Ireland. Race around some of Ireland’s most iconic waterways and across counties in this brand new Quest event. \nChoose from 3 challenging\, exciting routes; 22km Challenge\, 57km Sport and 69km Expert. Whatever your fitness there’s one to suit that will take you on an epic journey around Lough Derg. \nTo access the hills in each map\, simply click Menu>Hills \n22KM CHALLENGE ROUTE\nStage 1\nStarting on your bike on the banks of the Killaloe side of the River Shannon with a controlled rolling start for 1km. You will cycle your bike along the main R463 road and after 4km you will go left and hit the Crag Wood climb. Back onto the main road and into Transition 2 to rack your bike. \nTerrain: Sealed tarmac \nPrecautions: Rods open to traffic \nDistance: 10km cycle \nTotal descent: 181m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Challenge Stage 1 Cycle 10K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 2\nFrom the bike transition at Twomilegate recreation area\, you will proceed to the kayak stage on the shores of Lough Derg. This will entail a 1km triangular kayak route. We provide all required kayak equipment\, full safety cover on the lake and double sit-on-top kayaks. You must get into the double kayak with the next person who arrives at the kayak section after you. \nDistance: 1km kayak \nStage 3\nStarting at the kayak transition area on the shores of Lough Derg\, you will proceed on foot on a fully marked out course around the Ballycuggaran trails. This is a varied trail run on fire track\, forest\, and bog trail. It will be the toughest section on this route. Trail runners are required for this section. \nTerrain: Fire track\, forest & bog trails. \nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\, steep descent. \nDistance: 6km trail / mountain run \nTotal elevation: 264m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Challenge Stage 3 Run 6K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 4\nAfter the trail run you will get back on your bike in Transition 2 for a short 4km cycle on a flat good surface road to Transition 3 in Killaloe town. You must dismount your bike when entering the transition. Please note you are not allowed to collect your bike from this transition until 14.30 after the race to allow all participants to rack their bikes and complete the race safely. \nTerrain: Good sealed tarmac roads \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads \nDistance: 4km cycle \nTotal elevation: 36m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Challenge Stage 4 Cycle 4K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 5\nAfter you drop your bike at Transition 3 your will proceed on foot along the river Shannon shoreline to cross the river on the temporary pontoon. The pontoon will allow you to cross the river safely and run directly into the finish line at Flanagans on the Lake on the Ballina (Tipperary) side of the river. A truly unique finish your Quest Adventure. \nTerrain: Gravel trail\, pontoon \nDistance: 1km run \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Challenge Stage 5 Run 1K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com Download Challenge Map57KM SPORT ROUTE\nStage 1\nStarting on your bike\, on the banks of the River Shannon\, with a controlled rolling start for 1km\, this short but tough stage will get the heart rate pumping. After a nice 5km on the main road you will hit the 15% gradient for 2km up to the transition area located historic site the Graves of Leinster Men. The toughest cycle of the day. \nTerrain: Secondary roads\, sealed tarmac \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads\, debris and water on road in parts\, steep ascent \nDistance: 7.5km cycle \nTotal elevation: 295m \nLink to route: Stage 1 Route \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 1 Cycle 7.5K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 2\nParking your bike at the bike racking (Transition 1) you will follow a marked trail up to the summit of Tonn Toinne and back down on a circular route to the transition area through forest\, mountain and gravel trails. \nTerrain: Forest\, gravel and mountain rails \nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\, steep descent \nDistance: 7km trail run \nTotal elevation: 320m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 2 Run 7K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 3\nStarting at Transition 1\, you will cycle on small country roads to Garrykennedy. The first 3km is a fast downhill on a secondary road with grass in the middle of the road\, please be take care on this section. From Garrykennedy you will follow the Lough Derg way with some short steep hills thrown in. \nTerrain: Secondary roads\, sealed tarmac. 500m rough section \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads and debris on road \nDistance: 26km cycle \nTotal elevation: 329 \nLink to Route Map: Stage 3 Route \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 3 Cycle 26K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 4\nTo cross the River Shannon safely we have constructed a new temporary bridge that is a 3m wide floating pontoon. You must dismount your bike and proceed across the pontoon on foot with your bike. \nTerrain: Temporary pontoon \nPrecautions: Moving floating pontoon \nDistance: 100m run with bike \nStage 5\nYou must run with your bike along the key side to the main road. From here you will get back on your bike and cycle along the main R463 road into Transition number 2 to rack your bike. \nTerrain: Sealed tarmac \nPrecautions: Open roads to traffic \nDistance: 4km cycle \nTotal descent: 40m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 5 Sport Cycle 4K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 6\nFrom the bike transition at Twomilegate recreation area\, you will proceed to the kayak stage on the shores of Lough Derg. This will entail a 1km triangular kayak route. We provide all required kayak equipment\, full safety cover on the lake and double sit-on-top kayaks. You must get into the double kayak with the next person who arrives at the kayak section after you. \nDistance: 1km kayak \nStage 7\nStarting at the kayak transition area on the shores of Lough Derg\, you will proceed on foot on a fully marked out course around the Ballycuggaran trails. This is a varied trail run on fire track\, forest\, and bog trail. It will be the toughest section on this route. Trail runners are required for this section. \nTerrain: Fire track\, forest & bog trails. \nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\, steep descent. \nDistance: 6km trail/mountain run \nTotal elevation: 264m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 7 Sport Run 6K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 8\nAfter the trail run you will get back on your bike in Transition 2 for a short 4km cycle on a flat good surface road to Transition 3 in Killaloe town. You must dismount your bike when entering the transition. Please note you are not allowed to collect your bike from this transition until 14.30 after the race to allow all participants to rack their bikes and complete the race safely. \nTerrain: Good sealed tarmac roads \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads \nDistance: 4km cycle \nTotal elevation: 36m \nLink to route: Stage 8 Route \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 8 Cycle 4K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 9\nAfter you drop your bike at Transition 3 your will proceed on foot along the river Shannon shoreline to cross the river on the temporary pontoon. The pontoon will allow you to cross the river safely and run directly into the finish line at Flanagans on the Lake on the Ballina (Tipperary) side of the river. A truly unique finish your Quest Adventure. \nTerrain: Gravel trail\, pontoon \nDistance: 1km run \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 9 Run 1K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com Download Sport Map69KM EXPERT ROUTE\n69km Expert Route \nStage 1\nStarting on your bike\, on the banks of the River Shannon\, with a controlled rolling start for 1km\, this short but tough stage will get the heart rate pumping. After a nice 5km on the main road you will hit the 15% gradient for 2km up to the transition area located historic site the Graves of Leinster Men. The toughest cycle of the day. \nTerrain: Secondary roads\, sealed tarmac \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads\, debris and water on road in parts\, steep ascent \nDistance: 7.5km cycle \nTotal elevation: 295m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 1 Cycle 7.5K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 2\nParking your bike at the bike racking (Transition 1) you will follow a marked trail up to the summit of Tonn Toinne and back down on a circular route to the transition area through forest\, mountain and gravel trails. \nTerrain: Forest\, gravel and mountain rails \nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\, steep descent \nDistance: 7km trail run \nTotal elevation: 320m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 2 Run 7K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 3\nStarting at Transition 1\, you will cycle on small country roads to Garrykennedy. The first 3km is a fast downhill on a secondary road with grass in the middle of the road\, please be take care on this section. From Garrykennedy you will follow the Lough Derg way with some short steep hills thrown in. \nTerrain: Secondary roads\, sealed tarmac. 500m rough section \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads and debris on road \nDistance: 26km cycle \nTotal elevation: 329 \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 3 Cycle 26K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 4\nTo cross the River Shannon safely we have constructed a new temporary bridge that is a 3m wide floating pontoon. You must dismount your bike and proceed across the pontoon on foot with your bike. \nTerrain: Temporary pontoon. \nPrecautions: moving floating pontoon. \nDistance: 100m run with bike \nStage 5\nYou must run with your bike along the key side to the main road. From here you will get back on your bike and cycle along the main R463 road.After 4km you will go left and hit the Crag Wood climb on your bike. Back onto the main road and into transition number 2 to rack your bike. \nTerrain: Sealed tarmac. \nPrecautions: Open roads to traffic. \nDistance: 10km cycle \nTotal decent: 188 \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 5 Cycle 10K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 6\nFrom the bike transition at Twomilegate recreation area\, you will proceed to the kayak stage on the shores of Lough Derg. This will entail a 1km triangular kayak route. We provide all required kayak equipment\, full safety cover on the lake and double sit-on-top kayaks. You must get into the double kayak with the next person who arrives at the kayak section after you. \nDistance: 1km kayak. \nStage 7\nStarting at the kayak transition area on the shores of Lough Derg\, you will proceed on foot on a fully marked out course around the Ballycuggaran trails to the summit of Moylussa at a height of 532m. This is a varied trail run on fire track\, forest\, and bog trail. It will be the toughest section on this route. Trail runners are required for this section. \nTerrain: Fire track\, forest & bog trails \nPrecautions: Slippery when wet\, steep descent \nDistance: 12km trail / mountain run \nTotal elevation: 628m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 7 Run 12K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 8\nAfter the Moylussa trail run you will get back on the bike in Transition 2 for a short 3.5km cycle on a flat good surface road to Transition 3 in Killaloe town. You must dismount your bike when entering the transition. Please note you will rack your bike for the final time here and you are not allowed to collect your bike from this transition until 14.30 after the race to allow all participants to rack their bikes and complete the race safely. \nTerrain: Good sealed tarmac roads \nPrecautions: Open secondary roads \nDistance: 4km cycle \nTotal elevation: 39m \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 8 Cycle 4K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com \nStage 9\nAfter you drop your bike at transition 3 your will proceed on foot along the river Shannon shoreline to cross the river on the temporary pontoon. The pontoon will allow you to safely cross the river and run directly into the finish line at Flanagans on the Lake on the Ballina (Tipperary) side of the river. A truly unique finish your Quest adventure. \nTerrain: Gravel trail\, pontoon \nDistance: 1km run \nRoute map for Quest Lough Derg 2019: Stage 9 Run 1K by Ollie Kirwan on plotaroute.com Download Expert Map
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-lough-derg-21/
LOCATION:Lough Derg\, Lough Derg
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,National Adventure Race Series - Expert,National Adventure Race Series – Sport
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210821T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210821T080000
DTSTAMP:20260428T195347
CREATED:20200831T123905Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210624T103228Z
UID:27993-1629532800-1629532800@kayathlon.ie
SUMMARY:Boyne Adventure Race
DESCRIPTION:Finish the summer off with a bang at Trim Tourism Network’s 4th annual Boyne Adventure Race on Saturday\, August 21st. 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 \nRegister Now!
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/boyne-adventure-race-2021/
LOCATION:Trim Castle\, Boyne Valley\, Meath\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210710T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210710T170000
DTSTAMP:20260428T195347
CREATED:20200514T103138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210505T074914Z
UID:27127-1625911200-1625936400@kayathlon.ie
SUMMARY:Race 2 Glory
DESCRIPTION:Race2Glory is a multi-sport adventure race involving cycling\, running and a river run\, taking place on the 10th July 2021 in Kiltimagh\, Co. Mayo. 2021 will see the availability of 2 separate races. The long established “Full Race” (40km in total) course will remain as well as the “Sprint Race” (20km in total) course that was introduced in 2015 and proved very popular. Both courses are divided into 3 routes. Stages 1 & 2 of the Sprint course are shorter versions of stages 1 & 2 of the Full course\, while Stage 3 remains the same for both Full and Sprint competitors. \nFULL COURSE (Total 40km)\nTest yourself on challenges such as Spankers Hill\, The Bog\, Craggagh Hill and Glore River! The overall “full” route is outlined in the map below: The overall “full” route is outlined in the map below: \nSTAGE 01: 10K Mountain RunSteep ascent to 850ft\, road/bog run\, steep descent back to startSTAGE 02: 23K CycleMixture of steep and gentle hills\, arrive at transition 2STAGE 03: 7K RunCombination of road\, river and country track \n \nSPRINT COURSE (Total 20km)\nSTAGE 01: 3K Road RunSTAGE 02: 10K CycleMixture of steep and gentle hills\, arrive at transition 2STAGE 03: 7K RunCombination of road\, river and country track
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/race-2-glory-21/
LOCATION:Kiltimagh\, Co. Mayo\, Kiltimagh\, Kiltimagh\, Mayo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,National Adventure Race Series – Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210627
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SUMMARY:Quest 12/24
DESCRIPTION:***EVENT POSTPONED – NEW DATE TBC*** \nQuest 12/24 is a one-day individual unsupported adventure race across Ireland’s highest mountains and the toughest cycle routes in the South West\, along the Wild Atlantic Way.  Quest 12/24 is for those who wish to test their physical and mental toughness to overcome everything that the Wild Atlantic Way could throw at them. \nThe routes were designed to be challenging and inspiring as a real test of endurance for any outdoor enthusiast along the Wild Atlantic Way. With two routes 147km and 241km\, we’ll take you to the edge of your physical ability. \nROUTE INFORMATION & PRECAUTIONS\nThe Quest Adventure Series has put together routes that are both challenging and inspiring with rugged landscape and breathtaking scenery. Both routes encompasses two of Ireland’s highest mountains\, grueling climbs on the bike and a windswept kayak with the backdrop of Skellig Michael \nThere are 2 different routes: \n\n12 Hours – 146km\n24 Hours – 253km\n\nPrecautions\nCompetitors undertake Quest 12/24 at their own risk. \nPlease familiarise yourself with the route maps\, race briefing document and the areas on the route where care must be taken. Please observe warning signs\, race stewards advice and listen carefully to the race briefing before the race. \n*All routes are subject to change\, statutory approval and license agreements. \n146KM ROUTE INFORMATION\nAll routes are subject to final permissions from statutory bodies and are subject to change \nThe 147km route consists of the following 6 stages: The route has been devised to bring you to places you have never been before\, both physically and mentally. It encompasses two of Ireland’s highest mountains\, gruelling climbs on the bike and a windswept kayak with the backdrop of Skellig Michael. \nStage 1: Cycle – 47.7km \nDescription: Starting after a mass start from the picturesque village of Sneem in South West Kerry\, the first stage is a 47km road bike. \n\nStart: Sneem Hotel – Quest Base Camp\nFinish: Transition 1: Base of Carrantoohill\, Lough Acoosee\nDistance: 47.7km Cycle\nRoad Surface: Sealed roads\, some sections will have grass in the middle of the road\nBike Type: Road Bike\nClimbs: Ballaghbeama\, Ring of Kerry Route\n\nPrecautions: The roads are not closed and are open to traffic. \n \nStage 2: Mountain Run – 13.8km \nDescription: A journey to the top of Ireland via two of its highest peaks\, Caher and Carrauntoohil. Run/walk a fully marshalled route to a checkpoint at the summit of Carrauntoohil before returning to your bike. \n\nStart: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nFinish: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nDistance: 13.8km Mountain Run\nSurface: Mixture between mountain trail\, ridge trail and stone trail\nSafety: Qualified marshals will be on hand all the way along this stage up to summit to ensure\nyour safety. Fully marked with arrows.\n\n \nStage 3: Cycle – 48.7km \nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition along Ireland’s toughest climbs Ballagisheen Pass and into Waterville on the Wild Atlantic Way. \n\nStart: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nFinish: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club Kayak Transition\nDistance: 48.7km Cycle\nRoad Surface: Sealed roads\, some sections will have grass in the middle of the road.\nBike Type: Road Bike\nClimbs: Ballaghisheen Pass\n\nPrecautions: The roads are not closed and are open to traffic. \n \nStage 4: Kayak – 5km \nDescription: 5km Kayak around the tranquil Lough Currane in Waterville. Paddle around the many islands in this\nlarge inland lake. \n\nStart: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition\nFinish: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition\nDistance: 5km Kayak\nEquipment: Double sit on top kayak with backrest\, paddle and buoyancy aid all provided.\nEach participant will kayak on their own in a double sit-on-top kayak. For environmental sensitivity reasons\, participants are not allowed to bring their own kayaks.\nSafety: We will provide safety boats on the water to ensure you don’t go off track and ensure your safety at all times.\n\n \nStage 5: Cycle – 14km \nDescription: Hugging the Wild Atlantic Way\, you will cycle on the Ring of Kerry route to transition T3 in Derrynane. \n\nStart: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition.\nFinish: Transition 3: Derrynane\nDistance: 14km Cycle\nSurface: Sealed roads\, suitable for a road bike\n\nPrecautions: The roads are not closed and are open to traffic. \n \nStage 6: Trail Run – 18.8km \nDescription: The sting in the tail for the ultimate endurance test. An 18.8km trail run along the Kerry Way\, a waymarked trail from Waterville to the finish in Sneem. \n\nStart: Transition 3: Derrynane\nFinish: Sneem Hotel\nDistance: 18.8km Trail Run\nSurface: Mixture of mountain trail\, forest trail\, gravel farm roads and secondary road surfaces.\nSafety: The trails will be fully marked with arrows and marshals at checkpoints and key junctions.\n\n \nCHECKPOINTS & TIMING Each participant will be given a GPS tracker which will track their progress around the prescribed route. Participants will have to check in at certain points along the route highlighted on route maps \nFull Race Details253KM ROUTE INFORMATION\nAll routes are subject to final permissions from statutory bodies and are subject to change \nThe 253km route consists of the following 5 stages:\nThe route has been devised to bring you to places you have never been before\, both physically and mentally. It encompasses two of Ireland’s highest mountains\, grueling climbs on the bike and a windswept kayak with the backdrop of Skellig Michael. \nStage 1: Cycle – 80.4km \nDescription: Starting in the picturesque village of Sneem in South West Kerry\, the first stage is a 80.4km road bike. \n\nStart: Sneem Hotel – Quest Base Camp\nFinish: Transition 1: Base of Carrantoohill\, Lough Acoose\nDistance: 80.4km Cycle\nRoad Surface: Sealed roads\, some sections will have grass in the middle of the road\nBike Type: Road Bike\nClimbs: Molls Gap\, Lough Brin\, Ballaghbeama\n\nPrecautions: The roads are not closed and are open to traffic. \n \nStage 2: Mountain Run – 12.9kmDescription: A journey to the top of Ireland via two of its highest peaks\, Caher and Carrauntoohil. Run/walk a fully marshaled route to a checkpoint at the summit of Carrauntoohil before returning to your bike. \n\nStart: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nFinish: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nDistance: 12.9km Mountain Run\nSurface: Mixture between mountain trail\, ridge trail and stone trail\nSafety: Qualified marshals will be on hand all the way along this stage up to summit to ensure your safety. Fully marked with arrows.\n\n \nStage 3: Cycle – 113kmDescription: 113km road bike through some of Ireland’s toughest climbs. Cycle around Valentia Island\, Ballinskelligs Ring\noverlooking Skellig Rock. \n\nStart: Transition 1: Base of Carrauntoohil\, Lough Acoose\nFinish: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club Kayak Transition\nDistance: 113km Cycle\nRoad Surface: Sealed roads\, some sections will have grass in the middle of the road.\nBike Type: Road Bike\nClimbs: Molls Gap\, Lough Brin\, Ballaghisheen Pass\, Coomanaspic\n\nPrecautions: The roads are not closed and are open to traffic. \n \nStage 4: Kayak – 10kmDescription: 10km Kayak around the tranquil Lough Currane in Waterville. Paddle around the many islands in this\nlarge inland lake. \n\nStart: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition\nFinish: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition\nDistance: 10km Kayak\nEquipment: Double sit on top kayak with backrest\, paddle and buoyancy aid all provided.\nEach participant will kayak on their own in a double sit-on-top kayak. For environmental sensitivity reasons\, participants are not allowed to bring their own kayaks.\nSafety: We will provide safety boats on the water to ensure you don’t go off track and ensure your safety at all times.\n\n \nStage 5: Trail Run – 35kmDescription: The sting in the tail for the ultimate endurance test. A 35km trail run along the Kerry Way\, a way-marked trail\nfrom Waterville to the finish in Sneem. \n\nStart: Transition 2: Waterville GAA club kayak transition.\nFinish: Finish Sneem Hotel\nDistance: 35km Trail Run\nSurface: Mixture of mountain trail\, forest trail\, gravel farms road and secondary road surface.\nSafety: The trails will be fully marked with arrows and marshals at checkpoints and key junctions.\n\nCHECKPOINTS & TIMINGEach participant will be given a GPS tracker which will track their progress around the prescribed route.Participants will have to check in at certain points along the route highlighted on route maps\n\n\nFull Race Details
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-1224-21/
LOCATION:Sneem\, Sneem\, Kerry\, Munster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,Ultra
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210612T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210612T170000
DTSTAMP:20260428T195347
CREATED:20200612T171102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210505T074930Z
UID:27965-1623484800-1623517200@kayathlon.ie
SUMMARY:DAR - Dingle Adventure Race
DESCRIPTION:DINGLE ADVENTURE RACE COURSE INFO\nCourse Details: \nDAR Mini: 21.5Km \nDAR Sport: 43Km \nDAR Full: 75Km \nMINI 21.5KM COURSE INFO\nMINI 21.5km COURSE INFO\n\n\nNew to Adventure Racing and multi sport events\, then give it a go with the DAR mini\, this will give you a taste of running\, biking\, kayaking and the atmosphere that is invloved at these great events. You don’t have to be very fit for the mini\, just willing to give it a go. Couse for the mini is; 1km run Dingle Marina to kayak\, 1km sea kayak\, cycle to Ventry 7km\, Run Ventry beach 5km\, Cycle back to Dingle 6km\, 1km Run to Finish. Total 21km \n\n\nROUTE DESCRIPTION\n1. Run to Kayak: Dingle to Kayak    Distance 1km / 0.7 mls   Height Gain 0m  Height Loss 0m \n2. Kayak. Milltown.  Distance 1km / 0.7 mls  Height Loss or Gain 0 & 400m run to bike transition \n3. Cycle: Dingle to Ventry beach.    Distance 7km / 4 mls   Height Gain 80m  Height Loss 80m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n4. Beach Run. Ventry Beach.  Distance 5km / 3.2mls  Height Gain 0m  Height Loss 0m \nAll of the Run is on the beach with a few stream crossings on bridges. \n5. Cycle: Ventry to Dingle via back road.    Distance 6km / 4 mls   Height Gain 80m  Height Loss 80m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n6. Run to Finish. Bike transition to Finish line  Dingle.    Distance 1km / 0.7mls    Height Gain 0m  Height Loss 10m \nDAR Sport  Total Distance 21km  / 13 mls   Height Gain 160m / 500ft  Height Loss 160m / 500ft \n \n\n\n\n\nSPORT 43KM COURSE INFO\nSPORT 43KM COURSE INFO\nDAR Sport takes a spectacular route around the western point of the Dingle Peninsula. DAR Sport starts with short run to kayak\, where you will kayak 1km in single sea kayaks around Dingle Harbour. On your bike heading West passing Ventry and around the stunning Slea head\, at Dunquin you cycle up the steep Mam Clasack\, then run up the Mountain track to the summit of Mt Eagle and back. Bike back to Dingle with 1km run to finish. \nROUTE DESCRIPTION\n1. Run to Kayak: Dingle to Kayak    Distance 1km / 0.7 mls   Height Gain 0m  Height Loss 0m \n2. Kayak. Milltown.  Distance 1km / 0.7 mls  Height Loss or Gain 0 & 400m run to bike transition \n3. Cycle: Dingle to Mt Eagle via Slea head.    Distance 20km / 12.5 mls   Height Gain 310m  Height Loss 140m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n4. Hike / Mountain Run. Mt Eagle.  Distance 7.5km / 4.5mls  Height Gain 390m  Height Loss 390m \nAll of Mountain Hike Run is on rough trails. \n5. Cycle: Mt Eagle to Dingle via Ventry.    Distance 11.5km / 7 mls   Height Gain 100m  Height Loss 270m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n6. Run to Finish. Bike transition to Finish line  Dingle.    Distance 1km / 0.7mls    Height Gain 0m  Height Loss 10m \nDAR Sport  Total Distance 43km  /  27 mls   Height Gain 800m / 2\,640ft  Height Loss 800m / 2\,640ft \n \nFULL 75KM COURSE INFO\nFULL INFO\n\n\nROUTE DESCRIPTION\n1. Cycle 35km: Slea head cycle.    Distance 35km / 21 mls   Height Gain 300m  Height Loss 300m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n2. Hike / Mountain Run Loop. Baile Breac to Baile Breac.  Distance 15km / 9.5mls  Height Gain 1050m  Height Loss 1050m \nAll of Mountain Hike Run is on rough trails. \n3. No Road Run in 2020\, cycle instead from Baile Breac to Milltown/ Dingle.    Distance 10.5km / 7mls    Height Gain 60m  Height Loss 230m \n4. Kayak. Milltown.  Distance 2km / 1.4 mls  Height Loss or Gain 0 & .75 km run to finish line Dingle \n\nTotal Distance 75km  /  45 mls   Height Gain 1490m / 4\,910ft  Height Loss 1490m / 4\,910ft \n \n\nRegister Now!!!
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/dar-dingle-adventure-race-2021/
LOCATION:Dingle\, Co. Kerry\, Burnham\, Dingle\, Kerry\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,National Adventure Race Series - Expert,National Adventure Race Series – Sport
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ORGANIZER;CN="Irish Adventures":MAILTO:dingleadventurerace@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210508
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210510
DTSTAMP:20260428T195347
CREATED:20201111T115359Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210505T075020Z
UID:28100-1620432000-1620604799@kayathlon.ie
SUMMARY:Coast 2 Coast
DESCRIPTION:The 2021 Coast 2 Coast Multisport Challenge just got a revamp\n28th December 2020 – 2021 Entries open\n3rd April – Entries close\n1st May – all packs posted to participants\n8th May – Event briefing uploaded to competitor page and login sent. It will be available until the morning of the event. \nThe Course \n\nStage 1 Bike Enniscrone to Ballinamore – 108km\nStage 2 Kayak Ballinamore to Ballyconnell – 26.5km\nStage 3 Bike Ballyconnell to Rostrevor – 141km\nStage 4 Run Rostrevor to Newcastle – 40km\n\nStage 1 - Bike – 107km  \nAfter a brief run from the beach to your bike the first leg of the cycle course will take you 107km from Enniscrone to Ballinamore to the start of the kayak stage. The link above will detail the exact distance and elevation profile. The 1st bike is largely on great roads and surfaces with not too much climbing. There will be one official support point on the first bike stage around the mid-way point. You will pass through the following towns on the way. \nEaskey\nDromore West\nBllysadare\nCollooney\nBallygawley\nBallyfarnon\nKeadew\nDrumshambo\nBallinamore (kayak put in / transition) \nAt the transition to the kayak stage in Ballinamore you will be met by the 26 Extreme team\, Mobile Team Adventure if you have hired kayaks\, your support crews or the 26 Extreme support crew. \nStage 2 - Kayak – 26.5km Ballinamore – Ballyconnell \nCut Off at this point will be 4pm\nThe kayak stages on largely flat water with the majority in a canal system. There are three lakes with the largest being Garadice near the mid-way point. Garadice in strong winds can be tricky and care should be taken if your considering paddling a K-boat in high winds. Hugging the shoreline is always recommended for paddlers who lack confidence in open water. By far the trickiest parts of the paddle asides from the distance are the three lock gates that need to be portaged (carried around) It’s a proper paddle and its beautiful. \nStage 3 - Bike – 141km \nCut off at this point will be 9pm\nAfter transitioning back onto the bike at Ballyconnell you will pass through the following towns + 150km.\nDerrylin\nLisnaskea\nMaguiresBridge\nFivemiletown\nClougher\nBallygawley\nAugnacloy\nCaledon\nArmagh\nNewry\nWarrenpoint\nRostrevor – transition to the mountain run stage in Kilbroney park 30km \nStage 4 - Mountain Run 40km \nCut off at this point will be 9am\nRoute\nNew for 2020 the mountain route will follow the Mourne Way from Rostrevor to Newcastle and will not take in the high Mournes as in previous years. Also new will be the off road nature of the run. In previous years the run has incorporated 2 x road sections. For 2020 these road section have been eliminated making the mountain run entirely off road with the exception of 2 road crossings. The route is as follows: \nStart in Kilbroney and follow Mourne way to Rocky Mountain\nClimb to saddle at Rocky and descent to Rowan tree river\nContinue to the Hen Track and onto Spelga\nCross the road before the Dam and climb Speltha\nDescend and cross road a Fofanny Dam\nContinue past Dam to Happy Valley\nContinue to Sheepfold at Trassey Track\nTurn Left and follow Mourne Way to Tollymore Forest\nContinue through Tollymore and to Donard Forest\nDescend to the finishline in Donard Park \n\nFor full race details visit : https://www.26extreme.com/take-part/coast-2-coast-multisport-challenge/
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/coast-2-coast-21/
LOCATION:Enniscrone Beach\, Muckduff\, Sligo\, Connacht\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Event Cancelled,Ultra
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