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SUMMARY:Quest - Killarney
DESCRIPTION:WHAT IS QUEST KILLARNEY?\n\nThe Quest Killarney adventure race team has put together new routes that are both challenging and inspiring with rugged landscape and breath-taking scenery. \nAll routes are subject to change\, statutory approval and license agreements \nThere are 4 challenging routes: 82k Expert – 61k Sport – 59k Dual – 32k Challenge \n\n\n82KM EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 8 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 8K \nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle past Muckross House and head for the Upper Torc Car Park \nTerrain: Sealed Road \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716975 \nStage 2 \nRun: 8K \nDescription: trail run around the top of Torc Waterfall \nTerrain: Trail routes \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2618721 \nStage 3 \nCycle: 35K \nDescription: Leaving the Upper Torc Carpark\, you will join back onto the N71 and cycle up and down Molls Gap and return to Transition 2 \nTerrain: Sealed roads \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716977 \nStage 4 \nRun: 1.4K \nDescription: You will run from the new transition area in Torc car park to Dundag and the kayak stage. \nTerrain: Sealed track \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956 \nStage 5 \nKayak: 1K \nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \n  \nStage 6 \nMangerton Mountain Run – 19.20km \nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to Torc Waterfall and follow forest tracks to the base of Mangerton. From here a mountain track leads to the Devil’s Punchbowl\, 50 metres from the summit of Mangerton Mountain. \nTerrain: Walking trail\, forest track\, mountain track. \nPrecautions: The ascent up the final 50m to the summit of Mangerton is a steep rock incline and competitors must follow the marked route. \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940161 \nStage 7 \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km \nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack you bike for the final run. \nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality from good to gravel. \nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest. \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 8: \nRun: 2.5K \nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere. \nTerrain: Mixed \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipine\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCycle\n8\n135m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716975\n\n\nStage 2\nRun\n8\n230m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2618721\n\n\nStage 3\nCycle\n35\n572m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716977\n\n\nStage 4\nRun\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956 \n\n\nStage 5\nKayak\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 6\nRun\n19\n831m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940161\n\n\nStage 7\nCycle\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 8\nRun\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n81.6KM\n1805m\n\n\n\n\n59KM DUAL ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 4 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 39K\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle an out and back route up the famous Molls gap climb to Avoca shop and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, ladies view and the lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \nStage 2: \nTrail Run – 10.5km\nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to the top of Torc Waterfall and the old Kenmare Road and following a forest trail to a viewing point at Barr na Currane.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone steps\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nCut off point: Competitors who do not reach the base of the forest trail by 4pm will not be allowed to continue up to Barr na Currane.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940163 \nStage 3: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack you bike for the final run.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest Oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 4: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n39\n579m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n10.5\n381m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826000\n\n\nStage 3\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n58.7KM\n981m\n \n\n\n\n61KM SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 39K\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle an out and back route up the famous Molls gap climb to Avoca shop and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, ladies view and the lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \nStage 2: \nRun – 1.2km\nDescription: You will run from the new transition area in Torc car park to Dundag and the kayak stage.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940074 \nStage 3: \nKayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \nStage 4: \nTrail Run – 10.5km\nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to the top of Torc Waterfall and the old Kenmare Road and following a forest trail to a viewing point at Barr na Currane.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone steps\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nCut off point: Competitors who do not reach the base of the forest trail by 4pm will not be allowed to continue up to Barr na Currane.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940163 \nStage 5: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack your bike for the final run.\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 6: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlot a route Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n39\n579m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857\n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956\n\n\nStage 3\nKAYAK\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n10.5\n381m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826000 \n\n\nStage 5\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 6\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n61.1KM\n997m\n \n\n\n\n32KM MINI ROUTE INFORMATION\nStart Location: Killarney Racecourse \nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \nStage 1:\n \nRoad Bike – 15Km\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse  you will cycle an out and back route up along the Ring of Kerry Road as far as five-mile bridge and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, Ladies View and the Lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2323092 \nStage 2:  \nRun – 1.2km\nDescription: after you drop your bike at the transition area in Torc car park you will run down to Dundag beach for the kayak stage.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940074 \nStage 3: \nKayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \nStage 4: \nTrail Run – 5.5km \nDescription: After you finish the kayak you will take a route to the top of Torc waterfall (no Cardiac steps or Torc step this year). Following a forest trail to in the upper Torc car park area.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940078 \nStage 5: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack your bike for the final run\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 6: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n15\n109m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2323092 \n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956\n\n\nStage 3\nKAYAK\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n5.5\n199m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826025 \n\n\nStage 5\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966\n\n\nStage 6\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n32.1KM\n345m
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-killarney-25/
LOCATION:Killarney\, Co Kerry\, Killarney National Park\, Killarney\, Munster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,cycling,Event Happening,kayaking,Mountain Run,National Adventure Race Series - Expert,National Adventure Race Series – Sport
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SUMMARY:Quest - Killarney
DESCRIPTION:WHAT IS QUEST KILLARNEY?\n\nThe Quest Killarney adventure race team has put together new routes that are both challenging and inspiring with rugged landscape and breath-taking scenery. \nAll routes are subject to change\, statutory approval and license agreements \nThere are 4 challenging routes: 82k Expert – 61k Sport – 59k Dual – 32k Challenge \n\n\n82KM EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 8 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 8K \nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle past Muckross House and head for the Upper Torc Car Park \nTerrain: Sealed Road \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716975 \nStage 2 \nRun: 8K \nDescription: trail run around the top of Torc Waterfall \nTerrain: Trail routes \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2618721 \nStage 3 \nCycle: 35K \nDescription: Leaving the Upper Torc Carpark\, you will join back onto the N71 and cycle up and down Molls Gap and return to Transition 2 \nTerrain: Sealed roads \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716977 \nStage 4 \nRun: 1.4K \nDescription: You will run from the new transition area in Torc car park to Dundag and the kayak stage. \nTerrain: Sealed track \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956 \nStage 5 \nKayak: 1K \nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \n  \nStage 6 \nMangerton Mountain Run – 19.20km \nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to Torc Waterfall and follow forest tracks to the base of Mangerton. From here a mountain track leads to the Devil’s Punchbowl\, 50 metres from the summit of Mangerton Mountain. \nTerrain: Walking trail\, forest track\, mountain track. \nPrecautions: The ascent up the final 50m to the summit of Mangerton is a steep rock incline and competitors must follow the marked route. \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940161 \nStage 7 \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km \nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack you bike for the final run. \nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality from good to gravel. \nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest. \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 8: \nRun: 2.5K \nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere. \nTerrain: Mixed \nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipine\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCycle\n8\n135m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716975\n\n\nStage 2\nRun\n8\n230m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2618721\n\n\nStage 3\nCycle\n35\n572m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716977\n\n\nStage 4\nRun\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956 \n\n\nStage 5\nKayak\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 6\nRun\n19\n831m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940161\n\n\nStage 7\nCycle\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 8\nRun\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n81.6KM\n1805m\n\n\n\n\n59KM DUAL ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 4 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 39K\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle an out and back route up the famous Molls gap climb to Avoca shop and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, ladies view and the lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \nStage 2: \nTrail Run – 10.5km\nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to the top of Torc Waterfall and the old Kenmare Road and following a forest trail to a viewing point at Barr na Currane.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone steps\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nCut off point: Competitors who do not reach the base of the forest trail by 4pm will not be allowed to continue up to Barr na Currane.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940163 \nStage 3: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack you bike for the final run.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest Oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 4: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n39\n579m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n10.5\n381m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826000\n\n\nStage 3\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n58.7KM\n981m\n \n\n\n\n61KM SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \nStage 1 \nCycle: 39K\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse\, you will cycle an out and back route up the famous Molls gap climb to Avoca shop and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, ladies view and the lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857 \nStage 2: \nRun – 1.2km\nDescription: You will run from the new transition area in Torc car park to Dundag and the kayak stage.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940074 \nStage 3: \nKayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \nStage 4: \nTrail Run – 10.5km\nDescription: Starting by going under a 250 year old tunnel under the road\, competitors will ascend to the top of Torc Waterfall and the old Kenmare Road and following a forest trail to a viewing point at Barr na Currane.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone steps\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nCut off point: Competitors who do not reach the base of the forest trail by 4pm will not be allowed to continue up to Barr na Currane.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940163 \nStage 5: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack your bike for the final run.\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 6: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlot a route Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n39\n579m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716857\n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956\n\n\nStage 3\nKAYAK\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n10.5\n381m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826000 \n\n\nStage 5\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \n\n\nStage 6\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n61.1KM\n997m\n \n\n\n\n32KM MINI ROUTE INFORMATION\nStart Location: Killarney Racecourse \nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \nStage 1:\n \nRoad Bike – 15Km\nDescription: Starting from Killarney Racecourse  you will cycle an out and back route up along the Ring of Kerry Road as far as five-mile bridge and turn back around and return to Transition 2. Please note the road will be closed and all cyclists will have to stay on the left-hand side of the road at all times.\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality and potholes.\nFeatures: Molls Gap\, Ladies View and the Lakes of Killarney.\nPlotaroute Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2323092 \nStage 2:  \nRun – 1.2km\nDescription: after you drop your bike at the transition area in Torc car park you will run down to Dundag beach for the kayak stage.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940074 \nStage 3: \nKayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Muckross Lake on double sit on top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own Kayaks they must use provided double sit on top Kayaks & paddles. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times. \nStage 4: \nTrail Run – 5.5km \nDescription: After you finish the kayak you will take a route to the top of Torc waterfall (no Cardiac steps or Torc step this year). Following a forest trail to in the upper Torc car park area.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, forest track and mountain track.\nFeatures: From the viewing point you have panoramic views across the entire Killarney National Park\, the Lakes of Killarney.\nPrecautions: Trail runners are recommended.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1940078 \nStage 5: \nRoad Cycle – 6.7km\nDescription: This is a short cycle bringing you back to Killarney. You will cycle on road and Jarvey path to Killarney Racecourse. There you will rack your bike for the final run\nTerrain: Sealed Road\, varying in quality from good to gravel.\nFeatures: Muckross House and Gardens\, Ireland’s largest oak forest.\nPlot a Route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966 \nStage 6: \nRun: 2.5K\nDescription: The final short run is a 2.5K loop of Killarney Racecourse before joining us in front of the Grand Stand for an amazing atmosphere.\nTerrain: Mixed\nPlotaroute: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n \nRoute Summary with links \n\n\n\nStage\nDiscipline\nDistance (km)\nElevation (m)\nPlotaroute Link\n\n\nStage 1\nCYCLE\n15\n109m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2323092 \n\n\nStage 2\nRUN\n1.4\n16m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825956\n\n\nStage 3\nKAYAK\n1\n0m\n\n\n\nStage 4\nRUN\n5.5\n199m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1826025 \n\n\nStage 5\nCYCLE\n6.7\n18m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/1825966\n\n\nStage 6\nRUN\n2.5\n3m\nhttps://www.plotaroute.com/route/2716861 \n\n\nTOTAL\n–\n32.1KM\n345m
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-killarney-24/
LOCATION:Killarney\, Co Kerry\, Killarney National Park\, Killarney\, Munster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,cycling,Event Happening,kayaking,Mountain Run,National Adventure Race Series - Expert,National Adventure Race Series – Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220902
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220904
DTSTAMP:20260428T193626
CREATED:20211216T104407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211216T104407Z
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SUMMARY:Kerry Way Ultra
DESCRIPTION:Kerry Way Ultra - 200km\nLength of route:\nApproximately 120 miles/200km (Killarney to Killarney loop). \n\nWhere & When:\nStart – Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney at 6am on Friday\, September 3rd and finish before 10pm on Saturday September 4th 2021 at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. \n\nCut-off time:\nStart 6am Friday September 3rd – halfway cut-off time (Waterville)\, 4am Saturday September 4th. Final cut-off (Kenmare) at 4pm\, finish 10pm Saturday September 4th. \n\nSupport:\nSelf-sufficient with Support Crews allowed at:\n1. Climbers Inn\, Glencar\n2. Sheahans Supermarket\, Glenbeigh\n3. Gortmore/Foilmore Community Centre\n4. The Lobster Bar\, Waterville\n5. Caherdaniel Community Centre\n6. Sneem\n7. The Vestry Car Park\, Templenoe\n8. Kenmare Butter Market \nThere will be a Bag Drop at Lord Brandon’s Cottage\, Black Valley which will be the responsibility of The Kerry Way Ultra committee. \nNo Support Crew vehicles allowed off The Ring of Kerry road\, excepting Climbers Inn\, Glencar. \n\n \n \nKerry Way Ultra Relay - 200km\nLength of route:\nApproximately 120 miles/200km (Killarney to Killarney loop). \nThe Kerry Way Ultra Relay will be held over the Kerry Way route\, starting and finishing in Killarney. The event will be held concurrently with The Kerry Way Ultra. The relay route is the same as The Ultra and will be run in teams of three people\, with at least one female member. The tracker and race number will be the baton and can only be exchanged at the changeover points at the Crew Stops. It is your choice how you divide up the sections between Crew Stops. \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. \n\nWhere & When:\nStart – Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney at 6am on Friday and finish before 10pm on Saturday at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. \n\nCut-off time:\nStart 6am Friday – halfway cut-off time (Waterville)\, 4am Saturday. Final cut-off (Kenmare) at 4pm\, finish 10pm Saturday. \n\nSupport: \nSelf-sufficient with Support Crews allowed at:\n1. Climbers Inn\, Glencar\n2. Sheahans Supermarket\, Glenbeigh\n3. Gortmore/Foilmore Community Centre\n4. The Lobster Bar\, Waterville\n5. Caherdaniel\n6. Sneem\n7. The Vestry Car Park\, Templenoe\n8. Kenmare Events Centre \nThere will be transport arranged into Lord Brandon’s Cottage for participants. \nNo Support Crew vehicles allowed off The Ring of Kerry road\, excepting Climbers Inn\, Glencar. \n\n \n \nKerry Way Ultra Light - 58km\nThe Kerry Way UltraLite – Saturday\, Sept 4th 2021 \nThis event will be held over The Kerry Way route from Sneem to Killarney\, starting at Sneem at 9am on Saturday and finishing in Killarney before 10pm on Saturday. The Start will be in Sneem (NORTH Square) and the Finish will be at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. Registration will be between 6pm and 7pm on Friday and between 7.30-8.30am on Saturday in The North Square in Sneem. \nThere will be a transfer from Killarney to Sneem on Saturday morning\, approx. 6.30am pick-up\, approx. cost €10/15 (for the Start) or a transfer from Killarney to Sneem\, approx. 6.45pm pick-up\, approx. cost €10/15 (after the Finish). \nThis is a slightly shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra\, approx 58k\, and will be run concurrently with the longer event. The UltraLite will be along the same lines as The Ultra – live tracking\, self-sufficient with Crew Stops and Bag Drops at Templenoe and Kenmare\, emergency water only provided by the committee\, no prize money but Participants Awards and No Trace Race principles applied. There will be a Mandatory Gear Check – waterproof jacket and trousers\, hat\, gloves\, fully charged mobile phone (not on Airplane Mode)\, map or GPS of the route\, spare food and water\, survival (bivy\, foil) bag and First Aid Kit. Gear Check will be before Registration and you will not be let register if you do not have all of the above\, and there will be no sharing gear!!! \nRace Information: \nApprox. 58k in length\, starting in Sneem and finishing in Killarney. There is a cut-off time of 4pm in Kenmare and this is strictly enforced. Check The Kerry Way Ultra Race Info page for details of Crew Stops\, Mandatory Gear List and other general information. \nThis event is due to a huge demand for a shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra and is only possible thanks to the involvement of the local landowners\, South Kerry Development Partnership and the Sneem Community! \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. There will be details here about accommodation shortly. If you are not local\, I would recommend that you stay in Sneem on Friday night. Bring the family! \n \n \nKerry way Ultra Nite - 110km\nThe Kerry Way UltraNite – Sept 2nd & 3rd (Fri/Sat)\, 2022 \nThis event will be held over The Kerry Way route from Waterville to Killarney\, starting outside Waterville\, at Mastergeehy\, at 9pm on Friday and finishing in The Killarney Racecourse on Saturday. Registration will be in The Lobster Bar\, Waterville on Friday between 7.30pm and 8.30pm. \nThere will be a transfer from Killarney to Waterville on Friday evening\, approx. 6pm from The Killarney Racecourse (€15) for the Start. \nThis is a shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra (193k) and longer that The Kerry Way UltraLite (58k) and will be run concurrently with both events. \nThe UltraNite will be along the same lines – live tracking\, self-sufficient with Crew Stops and Bag Drops at Caherdaniel\, Sneem\, Templenoe and Kenmare\, emergency water only provided by the committee\, no Prize Money but Participants Awards and No Trace Race principles applied. \nThere will be a Mandatory Gear check – waterproof jacket and trousers\, hat\, gloves\, head torch\, fully charged mobile phone (not on Airplane Mode!)\, map or GPS of the route\, spare food and water\, survival (bivy\, foil) bag and First Aid Kit. Gear Check will be before Registration and you will not be let register if you do not have all of the above\, and there will be no sharing gear! \nThis event is due to demand for a longer version of the UltraLite and a shorter version of the Ultra and is only possible thanks to the envolvement of the local landowners\, South Kerry Development Partnership and the communities along the route. \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. \nRace Information – approx. 100k in length\, starting outside Waterville and finishing in Killarney. There is a cut-off time of 4pm in Kenmare and this is strictly enforced. Check The Kerry Way Ultra Race Info page for details of Crew Stops\, Mandatory Gear List and other general information. \n  \n \nThe Kerry Way Ultra has been accepted as a Qualifying Race for the UTMB and has been attributed 6 points. \nIn order for participants to avail of these points\, the Kerry Way Ultra committee needs to have correct information (first and last name\, date of birth\, scratch ranking and nationality) and get this information\, along with the race results to the UTMB within 10 days of the finish of the Kerry Way Ultra. \nFor more information on the UTMB visit www.ultratrailmb.com \nAnd also has qualified
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/kerry-way-ultra-22/
LOCATION:Killarney\, Co Kerry\, Killarney National Park\, Killarney\, Munster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Event Happening,Mountain Run,Ultra
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210904T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20210905T170000
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CREATED:20210521T084320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210624T103149Z
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SUMMARY:Kerry Way Ultra
DESCRIPTION:Kerry Way Ultra - 200km\nLength of route:\nApproximately 120 miles/200km (Killarney to Killarney loop). \n\nWhere & When:\nStart – Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney at 6am on Friday\, September 3rd and finish before 10pm on Saturday September 4th 2021 at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. \n\nCut-off time:\nStart 6am Friday September 3rd – halfway cut-off time (Waterville)\, 4am Saturday September 4th. Final cut-off (Kenmare) at 4pm\, finish 10pm Saturday September 4th. \n\nSupport:\nSelf-sufficient with Support Crews allowed at:\n1. Climbers Inn\, Glencar\n2. Sheahans Supermarket\, Glenbeigh\n3. Gortmore/Foilmore Community Centre\n4. The Lobster Bar\, Waterville\n5. Caherdaniel Community Centre\n6. Sneem\n7. The Vestry Car Park\, Templenoe\n8. Kenmare Butter Market \nThere will be a Bag Drop at Lord Brandon’s Cottage\, Black Valley which will be the responsibility of The Kerry Way Ultra committee. \nNo Support Crew vehicles allowed off The Ring of Kerry road\, excepting Climbers Inn\, Glencar. \n\n \n \nKerry Way Ultra Relay - 200km\nLength of route:\nApproximately 120 miles/200km (Killarney to Killarney loop). \nThe Kerry Way Ultra Relay will be held over the Kerry Way route\, starting and finishing in Killarney. The event will be held concurrently with The Kerry Way Ultra. The relay route is the same as The Ultra and will be run in teams of three people\, with at least one female member. The tracker and race number will be the baton and can only be exchanged at the changeover points at the Crew Stops. It is your choice how you divide up the sections between Crew Stops. \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. \n\nWhere & When:\nStart – Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney at 6am on Friday and finish before 10pm on Saturday at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. \n\nCut-off time:\nStart 6am Friday – halfway cut-off time (Waterville)\, 4am Saturday. Final cut-off (Kenmare) at 4pm\, finish 10pm Saturday. \n\nSupport: \nSelf-sufficient with Support Crews allowed at:\n1. Climbers Inn\, Glencar\n2. Sheahans Supermarket\, Glenbeigh\n3. Gortmore/Foilmore Community Centre\n4. The Lobster Bar\, Waterville\n5. Caherdaniel\n6. Sneem\n7. The Vestry Car Park\, Templenoe\n8. Kenmare Events Centre \nThere will be transport arranged into Lord Brandon’s Cottage for participants. \nNo Support Crew vehicles allowed off The Ring of Kerry road\, excepting Climbers Inn\, Glencar. \n\n \n \nKerry Way Ultra Light - 58km\nThe Kerry Way UltraLite – Saturday\, Sept 4th 2021 \nThis event will be held over The Kerry Way route from Sneem to Killarney\, starting at Sneem at 9am on Saturday and finishing in Killarney before 10pm on Saturday. The Start will be in Sneem (NORTH Square) and the Finish will be at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney. Registration will be between 6pm and 7pm on Friday and between 7.30-8.30am on Saturday in The North Square in Sneem. \nThere will be a transfer from Killarney to Sneem on Saturday morning\, approx. 6.30am pick-up\, approx. cost €10/15 (for the Start) or a transfer from Killarney to Sneem\, approx. 6.45pm pick-up\, approx. cost €10/15 (after the Finish). \nThis is a slightly shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra\, approx 58k\, and will be run concurrently with the longer event. The UltraLite will be along the same lines as The Ultra – live tracking\, self-sufficient with Crew Stops and Bag Drops at Templenoe and Kenmare\, emergency water only provided by the committee\, no prize money but Participants Awards and No Trace Race principles applied. There will be a Mandatory Gear Check – waterproof jacket and trousers\, hat\, gloves\, fully charged mobile phone (not on Airplane Mode)\, map or GPS of the route\, spare food and water\, survival (bivy\, foil) bag and First Aid Kit. Gear Check will be before Registration and you will not be let register if you do not have all of the above\, and there will be no sharing gear!!! \nRace Information: \nApprox. 58k in length\, starting in Sneem and finishing in Killarney. There is a cut-off time of 4pm in Kenmare and this is strictly enforced. Check The Kerry Way Ultra Race Info page for details of Crew Stops\, Mandatory Gear List and other general information. \nThis event is due to a huge demand for a shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra and is only possible thanks to the involvement of the local landowners\, South Kerry Development Partnership and the Sneem Community! \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. There will be details here about accommodation shortly. If you are not local\, I would recommend that you stay in Sneem on Friday night. Bring the family! \n \n \nKerry way Ultra Nite - 93km\nThe Kerry Way UltraNite – Sept 3rd & 4th\, Fri/Sat 2021 \nThis event will be held over The Kerry Way route from Waterville to Killarney\, starting in Waterville at 10pm on Friday and finishing at Randles Nissan Garage\, Muckross Road\, Killarney on Saturday. Registration will be in The Lobster Bar\, Waterville on Friday between 8.30pm and 9.30pm. \nThere will be a transfer from Killarney to Waterville on Friday evening\, approx. 6.30pm pick-up (cost €10/15) for the Start or a transfer from Killarney back to Waterville\, approx 6.45pm pick-up (after the Finish). \nThis is a shorter version of The Kerry Way Ultra (193k) and longer that The Kerry Way UltraLite (58k) and will be run concurrently with both events. \nThe UltraNite will be along the same lines – live tracking\, self-sufficient with Crew Stops and Bag Drops at Caherdaniel\, Sneem\, Templenoe and Kenmare\, emergency water only provided by the committee\, no Prize Money but Participants Awards and No Trace Race principles applied. \nThere will be a Mandatory Gear check – waterproof jacket and trousers\, hat\, gloves\, head torch\, fully charged mobile phone (not on Airplane Mode!)\, map or GPS of the route\, spare food and water\, survival (bivy\, foil) bag and First Aid Kit. Gear Check will be before Registration and you will not be let register if you do not have all of the above\, and there will be no sharing gear! \nThis event is due to demand for a longer version of the UltraLite and a shorter version of the Ultra and is only possible thanks to the envolvement of the local landowners\, South Kerry Development Partnership and the communities along the route. \nAs usual\, contact Eileen on (087) 2731489 if you need details\, information or encouragement. \nRace Information – approx. 93k in length\, starting in Waterville and finishing in Killarney. There is a cut-off time of 4pm in Kenmare and this is strictly enforced. Check The Kerry Way Ultra Race Info page for details of Crew Stops\, Mandatory Gear List and other general information. \n \nThe Kerry Way Ultra has been accepted as a Qualifying Race for the UTMB and has been attributed 6 points. \nIn order for participants to avail of these points\, the Kerry Way Ultra committee needs to have correct information (first and last name\, date of birth\, scratch ranking and nationality) and get this information\, along with the race results to the UTMB within 10 days of the finish of the Kerry Way Ultra. \nFor more information on the UTMB visit www.ultratrailmb.com \nAnd also has qualified
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/kerry-way-ultra/
LOCATION:Killarney\, Co Kerry\, Killarney National Park\, Killarney\, Munster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Event Happening,Mountain Run,Ultra
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210815
DTSTAMP:20260428T193626
CREATED:20210719T153827Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210719T153827Z
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SUMMARY:T.E.A.R. 5 & 8hr Team Adventure Race
DESCRIPTION:Get your adventure buddy ready the next T.E.A.R Team Adventure Race is here! \n\n\n\nSATURDAY 14th of AUGUST AT THE @theavonlakeshore Co.Wicklow\n\n\n-Teams of 2 (Male\,Female\,Mixed):\n\n5 Hour for AR newcomers race starts at noon.\n8 Hour for seasoned team AR racers race starts at 10am.\n\n\n\nCourse comprises of:\n\nmountain biking\ntrekking and trail running\norienteering\nkayaking\n\nOpen first to ARI members for limited offer price until 31st July\n€120/pair for 5 hour event and €140 pair for 8 hour event\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNon ARI members general entry from 1st August\n€140/pair for 5 hour event and €170/pair for 8 hour event.\n\n\nBoth events capped at 15 teams each.\n\n\nFull details available on www.totalexperience.ie and adventureracing.ie
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/tear-58hr-adventure-races-21/
LOCATION:The Avon Lake Shore\, Co.Wicklow\, The Avon\, Blessington\, Wicklow
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,cycling,Event Happening,kayaking,Mountain Run,orienteering,Team Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170812
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170813
DTSTAMP:20260428T193626
CREATED:20170221T105245Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170713T082056Z
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SUMMARY:Off The Bloom
DESCRIPTION:On the 12th of August this year\, Offaly will host its first multi-sport adventure race. Set in the picturesque village of Kinnitty at the foothills of the Slieve Bloom Mountains\, the splendid grounds of the renowned Kinnitty Castle will provide the backdrop to the start and finish of the inaugural Off The Bloom Adventure Race. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nOver the course of the race\, competitors will take in the breath taking views of the Irish midlands while hiking/running\, kayaking and biking their way through the natural peat-lands bogs and rolling mountain ranges of the Slieve Blooms mountains.\nWe have no doubt the Adventure Race will be a great success and more importantly will enhance and promote Kinnitty as an adventure tourist destination in mid Ireland. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Off the Bloom Adventure Race registration is now open\, please feel free to have a look at our website or our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/OfftheBloom/ \n\n\n\nThere are 2 categories\n\nSports 35Km\nElite 65Km\n\nSports 35KM category\n\n300 metre run \n23 km Cycle\n5 km Mountain Run\n6.5 km Cycle\n300 meter run\nThe iconic Kinnitty Castle is the perfect setting to kick start your Off the Bloom Adventure Race. Competitors will make a quick dash to the bike transition\, where they will safely mount their bikes and set off on the first leg of this epic one day Multi-Sport Adventure.\nCycle 1st leg\nThe 23 km cycling route takes in the breath taking views of the Midlands while passing though some of the oldest natural peat-land bogs in Ireland.\nThe first 9 km takes you into Ballyboy Village. Try not to be tempted to stop at the famous Dan and Mollys thatched Public house at the corner of the village.\nDan & Molloys is the only remaining traditional thatched Public house in County Offaly and is well worth a visit\, but not during your Adventure race.\nAt Dan and Molloys Pub\, you will take a right hand turn heading for Cadamstown. Prepare for a long gradually hill climb until you reach Cadamstown.\nWhen you get to Cadamstown\, you have a flat 2 km section before you face the ascent of the Slieve Bloom Mountains.\nThis grueling test of mind and character will challenge you to the limit on one of the oldest mountain ranges in Europe.\nRun Section\nHaving conquered the Blooms\, Competitors will rack their bikes in the transition area locally known as the Lime Kiln. Your 5 km trail run/hike brings you deep into the belly of Glenregan forest.\nPlease be advised to wear trail runners. This run is mainly on fireroads\, but expect a few surprises along the way.\nCycle 2nd Leg\nOnce you have completed the demanding 5 km trail run\, you arrive back at transition to tackle the last section of the race. \nThis 6.5 km cycle brings you back down the side of the mountain into Kinnitty village. This part of the race is very technical and will require you to feather your brakes at certain stages. \nPlease observe the instructions of the marshals and be prepared to stop at the T-junction in Kinnitty Village. \nWhen you arrive back to Kinnitty Castle\, rack your bike and sprint the final 300 metres to the finishing line\, remembering to smile to the waiting Off the Bloom official photographer.  \n\nRegister Now!!!\nElite 65KM Category\n\n300 metre run\n22 km cycle\n1 km Kayak\n26 km cycle\n10 km Mountain Run/Hike\n6.5 km cycle\n300 meter run  \nNot for the faint hearted\, the Off the Bloom Elite course is intended to challenge the seasoned adventurer. Setting out at the iconic Kinnitty Castle\, competitors will sprint to their bikes making their way to Pallas Lake.\nCycle 1st leg\nThis 22 km route will pass through the historic peat-land bogs until you get to Ballyboy village. Try not to be tempted to stop at the famous Dan and Mollys thatched Public house at the corner of the village.\nDan and Molloys is the only remaining traditional thatched Public house in County Offaly and is well worth a visit\, but not during your Adventure race.\nYou will continue on through the hinterland of Erry and through the village of Mountbolus before reaching Pallas Lake.\nKayak section\nWhen you arrive at Pallas Lake\, you will rack your bike where the safety crew will hand out buoyancy aids. The Kayak section is a 1Km loop of the lake under the supervision of the water safety crew.\nCycle 2nd leg\nThis is by far the toughest part of the Elite cycle. The cycle route brings you back through the villages of Mountbolus and Ballyboy. \nAt Dan and Molloys Pub in Ballyboy\, you will take a left hand turn heading for Cadamstown. \nPrepare for a long gradually hill climb until you reach Cadamstown. \nWhen you get to Cadamstown\, you have a flat 2 km section before you face the ascent of the Slieve Bloom Mountains. \nThis grueling test of mind and character will challenge you to the limit on one of the oldest mountains ranges in Europe.\nRun Section\nHaving conquered the Blooms\, Competitors will rack their bikes in the transition area locally known as the Lime Kiln. Your 10Km trail run/hike brings you deep into the belly of Glenregan forest.\nPlease be advised to wear trail runners. This run is mainly on fire-roads\, but expect a few surprises en-route.Cycle 3rd Leg.\n\nOnce you have completed the demanding 10 km trail run\, you arrive back at transition to tackle the last section of the race.\nThis 6.5 km cycle brings you back down the side of the mountain into Kinnitty village. This part of the race is very technical and will require you to feather your brakes at certain stages.\nPlease observe the instructions of the marshals and be prepared to stop at the T-junction in Kinnitty Village.\nWhen you arrive back to Kinnitty Castle\, rack your bike and sprint the final 300 metes to the finishing line\, remembering to smile to the waiting Off the Bloom official photographer.\n\n  \nRegister Now!!!\n 
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/off-the-bloom/
LOCATION:Kinnitty\, Kinnitty Castle Hotel\, Birr\, Offaly\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Mountain Run
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170305
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170306
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SUMMARY:Wicklow Mountains Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The Challenge\nAre you ready to test your fitness by running through the rocky terrain and hills of the Wicklow Mountains? You’ve come to the right place! Sign up for the Wicklow Mountains Challenge and prove to yourself you can do it while also raising much needed funds for people living with EB. \nThe Routes\nThe event comprises of a half marathon or a 10km with participants enjoying some of Ireland’s most stunning scenery as they run through mountains\, bogs and rivers. Starting high on the Wicklow Gap you will run into Glendalough Valley passing old mining works along the route. A short climb onto the Brockagh Mountain with a fantastic view of the Glendalough Valley and then onto the finish line. \nThe Cause\nBy taking part in the DEBRA Ireland Wicklow Mountains Challenge\, not only are you taking on a tough mountain race\, you are also part of a team of 800 runners who are raising money for families living with EB. EB is rare\, which means it gets very little government funding so your support is vital. Every participant is helping to change the lives of EB families. \n  \n Half Marathon\nFrom the starting line a nice warm up climb brings us on to a descent to where we pick up the Saint Kevin’s Way. This is the start of a long climb along forest footpaths to the highest point of the route: the Wicklow Gap. From here we follow old mining tracks and a short section of road to reach the valley floor at Glendalough. This gives us some respite before the famous sting in the tail as we tackle the tough climb through the forests on Brockagh Mountain. A gentle trail then leads us to the finish line. \nElevation:\n21km: 600m climb \n\nDistance: 21km.\nRegistration time: 9.00am – 10.00am. Coach pick up from Brockagh Centre to starting point at 10.00am. (Race starts at 10.30am).\nRegistration Point: Brockagh Resource Centre – Glendalough (Bus from here to start of route – included in registration).\nFinish Point: Brockagh Resource Centre.\nRegistration cost: €80.\nFundraising: This is a charity event and funds raised ensure that our patient support services can continue for all our EB families. DEBRA Ireland is a lifeline for all those living with EB – so any additional funds you can raise will make a huge difference to their lives.\nIncluded in registration: Bus transfer from registration point at Brockagh Centre to race start\, race medal\, chip timing\, all usual race support along the route\, refreshments and post race tea and coffee.\n\nEntry/Registration Link\n  \n11km\nA tough route this for the 11km option. A short gentle climb leads to a harder climb to the summit of Trooperstown Mountain. The effort will be rewarded with a beautiful vista off the Wicklow Mountains. A steep descent bring you down into Trooperstown Forest and across the Avonmore River from where the next\, but easier\, climb starts. This climb brings us onto Paddock Hill before picking up the Wicklow Way and finishing at Brockagh Forest. \nThe route will be on very mixed ground\, some forest track\, some road and a lot of small rough mountain trails. It will be marked by finger boards\, flags and existing signs. \nElevation:\n11km: 540m climb \n\nDistance: 11km.\nRegistration time: 10.30am – 11.30am.\nRegistration Point: Laragh GAA Club.\nStart Time: 11.30am. (Starting point also Laragh GAA Club)\nFinish Point: Brockagh Resource Centre.\nRegistration cost: €80.\nFundraising: This is a charity event and funds raised ensure that our patient support services can continue for all our EB families. DEBRA Ireland is a lifeline for all those living with EB – so any additional funds you can raise will make a huge difference to their lives.\nIncluded in registration:  All usual race support along the route\, race medal\, chip timing\, refreshments and post race tea and coffee.\n\nEntry/Registration Link\nFAQ’s\nCan I buy an entry for a friend?\n\nOnly one entry per person please.  Race number will be assigned and posted to details provided on registration. Please ensure your correct details are given as any lost / incorrectly assigned race numbers will incur a €5 fee. \nWhy no deposit option this year?\n\nIn previous years 33% of people who only paid the deposit did not turn up on the day.  That means the deposit only covered our costs of running the event (chip timer\, mountain guides\, bus transfers\, insurance and refreshments all have to be paid by us regardless of numbers). As this is a charity event\, we can’t risk losing 33% of our income due to no shows. \nHow do I get my number and chip?\n\nYour number and timing chip will be posted out to you in advance of race day. \nWhat does my registration fee include?\n\n– the race\, including all the usual race support along the route.\n– chip timing.\n– bus transfer from Brockagh Centre to race start (Half Marathon).\n– water stations along the route.\n– medical personnel at finish line.\n– race medal.\n– post race refreshments.\n– the satisfaction of finishing a tough mountain challenge.\n– the knowledge that you have raised much needed funds for patients with EB. \nIs it possible to get a refund of the entry fee?\n\nUnfortunately\, we cannot refund your entry fee.  We have to cover the costs of running the event (chip timer\, mountain guides\, bus transfers\, insurance and refreshments all have to be paid by us regardless of numbers participating). As this is a charity event\, we also rely on the event to fund our patients support services. \nCan I swap race distances?\n\nYes\, but we can’t guarantee you will get a spot on your preferred distance. If spots are available you can switch distances up to Friday 20th January 2017.  Please email us at wicklowchallenge@debraireland.org to see if we can accommodate your request. \nCan I transfer my entry to a friend?\n\nYes\, you can as long as you notify us before Friday 20th January 2017.  Please email us wicklowchallenge@debraireland.org to let us know so we can transfer your entry to them. We will need all their details as race number will be assigned and posted to details provided on registration. \nCan I defer my entry until next year?\n\nYes\, you can as long as you notify us before Friday 20th January 2017.  Please email us at wicklowchallenge@debraireland.org to let us know so we can transfer your entry to 2018. If you can’t run in 2018 you will forfeit your place and entry fee. There is a charge of €5 for this. \n\n\n\n\n\nWhat time do the races start?\n\nHalf Marathon registration\nOpen from 9.00 – 10.00am. Race starts at 10.30am (Coach pick up from Brockagh Centre to starting point at 10.00am). \n11km registration\nOpen 10.30 – 11.30 am at Laragh GAA Club. Race starts at 11.30am (start line is also at Laragh GAA Club). \nNOTE: races have different starting points (see above) but both finish just behind Brockagh Centre. \nWhat do I need to bring with me?\n\nFirst and foremost\, don’t forget your race number – your timing chip is attached to it. If you lose your race number before the race there will be a fee of €5 for a new one.  \nYou should bring some pre-race clothes as you will be at the registration area for at least one hour before the race start. Please make sure to bring a water bottle with you as there will be tap refills only at the registration. \nWhat kind of gear should I wear?\n\nYou must have a windproof jacket with you on the route.\nWe strongly advise against wearing headphones on the route.\nWe recommend trail runners seeing as parts of the race are off track and can be muddy. \nWhere can I leave my gear?\n\n11km – We advise you to leave your belongings in your car – car park is situated right next to start line in Laragh GAA Club. The finish line is at Brockagh Centre which is a ten minute walk from Laragh GAA Club. \n21km – You can leave your belongings in the Brockagh Centre\, however please note we cannot take responsibility for any items as we cannot supervise at all times. \nAre there showers?\n\nThere are no showers at Laragh GAA Club.  However\, there are two showers at the Brockagh Centre (finish line for both races). \nI’ve signed up and haven’t received my number yet?\n\nPlease let us know by contacting wicklowchallenge@debraireland.org / 01 412 6924.  Still arrive for the race on Sunday as normal and we will give you a new race number. \nAre there kilometre markers?\n\nYes there are two kilometre markers along both routes.\n11km route  – ‘6km to go’ and ‘3km to go’ markers.\n21km – ’11km to go’ and ‘4km to go’ markers. \nWhere are the water stations?\n\nThere are two water stations along the 21km route and one along the 11km. As alot of the race is in the mountains we cannot have water stations every few kilometres so please make sure you BRING WATER with you on the race. \nAre there post-race refreshments?\n\nYes. Water\, jellies and chocolate will be provided at the finish line for all participants.  Complimentary tea\, coffee and scones for race participants are provided in the Brockagh Centre. \nThere will also be a refreshments stand with drinks and snacks available for purchase at the finish line to keep spectators happy! \nWhere can I get results?\n\nResults will be available post-race. \nAre iPods or personal music players allowed on the race?\n\nWe would ask that you don’t use personal music devices while racing for safety reasons. \nWhat are the routes like? Is it very mountainous?\n\nThis is a mountain challenge so there will be mountains!  Please see routes for more information. \nIs there car parking available?\n\n11km – Laragh GAA – plenty of parking available.\n21km – Brockagh Resource Centre – parking available but first come first served. \n**Shuttle Bus will be available to transport participants back to Laragh GAA from Brockagh Centre finish point\n***It’s only a 10 minute walk from Laragh GAA to Brockagh Centre \nCan I bring my dog?\n\nUnfortunately\, as we will be crossing private farmland\, dogs are not permitted on either route.
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/wicklow-mountains-challenge/
LOCATION:Glendalough\, Wicklow\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Mountain Run
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20170304T080000
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SUMMARY:Gaelforce - Mountain Run
DESCRIPTION:CONQUER THE WILDS OF CONNEMARA\nUNIQUE ACCESS TO UNMARKED MOUNTAINS WITH 3 DISTANCES \nSpecial access has been granted to this stunning route by local landowners making it an amazing opportunity for mountain running \n1. 22KM EXPERT MOUNTAIN RUN \n2. 12KM INTERMEDIATE MOUNTAIN RUN \nChallenging terrain throughout with steep ascents and descents. Before entering either of these two races we recommend you read our Entry Requirements. \n3. 12KM INTRODUCTORY MOUNTAIN/TRAIL RUN \nFor those who are new to mountain running and are looking for an introductory event. You will need a reasonable level of fitness. \nTHE COURSE\nTHE 22KM EXPERT MOUNTAIN RUN\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nSTAGE 1:\nThe route starts from Killary Adventure Centre and heads across the bog until it joins the Western Way walking trail. This brings you onto a forestry road and on to your first ascent of the route. You will stay close to a marked fence as you ascend. \nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324 metres and you will keep the fence within 10m of you as you climb up the hill. Once you reach the top there is a slow\, gentle descent along the soft ground at the top. You will continue along to a left turn at the end of the valley – a distance of approximately 2 km from the top of the hill. \nSTAGE 3:\nThe route descends for the first part before climbing from approximately 800 feet up to 1800 feet.  This is a steep climb on grassy hills which can be slippy when wet. Next you will continue along to spot height 556 metres.\nThis section of the run is quite boggy and visibility up here can change quite quickly.  Performing a U turn you will head out along the edge of the valley before going downhill into Leenane.  This is a good descent if you are happy on bog and slippy ground\, if not take your time! \nSTAGE 4:\nReaching the back of Leenane you will come out into a private road and then follow this down to the main road.  You will encounter a dangerous corner so be aware of traffic. This road section will be about 600m and before joining the rough Western Way track. Continue along this until you reach the arrow pointing you up your last hill. \nSTAGE 5:\nThe last hill will be marked again with bamboos holding ribbons which you must stay within 10m of as this is the safest route. You continue to the summit cairn.\nFor your descent is quite tricky underfoot so please be aware of conditions and your skill level in descending.  You are aiming for the Western Way again and the path from earlier returning you to Killary Adventure Centre and the finish line. 22km and 4500ft of ascent done and dusted. \n**Please make sure you are aware of the Mandatory Kit List which is extremely important for all distances of the Mountain Run. \nTHE 12KM INTERMEDIATE MOUNTAIN RUN\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nSTAGE 1:\nThe route starts from the back of Killary Adventure Centre and heads across the bog until it joins the Western Way walking trail. This brings you into forestry. You continue along a slightly overgrown road to the bottom of the mountain. Starting up the hill you will follow the fence which is marked with red ribbons. \nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324m and you will keep the fence within 10m of you. Once you reach the top there is a nice gentle descent across the soft ground at the top.\nYou will continue along to a left turn at the end of valley – approximately 2 km from the top of the hill. \nSTAGE 3:\nThe route descends for the first part before climbing from approximately 800 feet up to 1800 feet.  This is a steep climb on grassy hills which can be slippy when wet. At the end of the climb you will continue to follow fencing out and around the top end of the horseshoe. Be aware that it is quite boggy here in sections but you need to maintain sight of the fence. \nSTAGE 4:\nClimbing to the last spot height at 550 feet\, it is all downhill from there.  The descent is along the fence line and with the 22km race rejoining your route there will be people coming past. Take care on descent as it is grass and bog. You will rejoin the Western Way back to Killary Adventure Centre. \nTHE 12KM INTRODUCTORY MOUNTAIN RUN\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nThe course follows the same route as Stage 1 of the 12km Intermediate Mountain Run. \nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324m and you will keep the fence to your left and within 10m. Once you reach the top there is a nice gentle descent across the soft ground at the top. \nHere is where you leave the other runners behind as you head down hill.  This ground is usually quite soft with slippery conditions underfoot.  As you get closer to the bottom you will start to follow a river. \nYou are now on the homeward stretch having reached the forest road. You continue along to the river crossing\, where depending on the amount of water you might have to use the bridge. Once past here you take a bog road to meet the tarmaced road before running a further 500m on main road to finish in Killary Adventure Centre. \nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND IS NOW OPEN\n22km Expert & 12km Intermediate Events: €40.00pp (places limited) \n12km Introductory Event: €30.00pp \nAll prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee \nOn-the-day entry if places available: \n22km Expert & 12km Intermediate Events: €50.00pp \n12km Introductory Event: €40.00pp \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline registration closes at 15:00 on Friday 3 March 2017\, or when all places sold out. \nYou must be an experienced mountain runner to enter the 22km Expert or 12km Intermediate Events – please read the entry requirements before you decide to enter the Gaelforce Mountain Run. \nYou must be over 18 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nEvent technical T-shirt\nA fully marked route\nFull safety cover\nOne-off access to this stunning route\nUse of electronic timing devises\nPost-event food from John West!\n\nPlease note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the race. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \n\nIMPORTANT TIMES\nREGISTRATION\nRegistration takes place on 4 March 2017 \n22km Expert: 07:00 – 08:30; 12km Intermediate: 07:30 – 09:00; 12km Introductory: 08:00 – 09:15 \nRACE START TIMES\n22km Expert: 09:00 \n12km Intermediate: 09:15 \n12km Introductory: 09:30 \nEVENT PHOTOGRAPHY\nSign up for event photography during registration to avail of a special discounted price of €4.95 for 2 photos (normal price €8.60) \nBOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION PACKAGE WHEN YOU ENTER ONLINE TO COMPLETE YOUR WEEKEND!\nStay at Killary Adventure Centre with 2 nights B&B and 1 dinner for only €70.00pps in an ensuite dorm room \nA double/twin room may be booked directly by contacting Reservations on095 43411 or emailing adventure@killary.com. \n\nENTRY REQUIREMENTS\n\n\n\nIMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO ENTER THE 22KM EXPERT OR 12KM INTERMEDIATE EVENTS:\n\nThese are events for experienced mountain runners only\, ie those who take part in mountain runs on a regular basis.\nThe area where the race takes place is remote\, the terrain is difficult – wet\, boggy\, slippy and very steep in places- and the weather patterns are very changeable.\nIt is not suitable for those\, though while fit are used to running on roads and tracks only – we now offer the 12km Introductory Event as an introduction to mountain running.\nDue to the length of the course and the shorter daylight hours this event cannot be walked\, it must be done at a jogging/running pace.\nIf you are not sure that this event is suitable for you then it probably is not.\n\nENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 12KM INTRODUCTORY MOUNTAIN RUN:\nWhile you do not need to have mountain running experience you do need to have a moderate level of fitness to allow you to cover the distance running. You will be running off-road on bog and uneven terrain and the weather could be challenging so you should take this into account before entering the race. \nSaying that it is the perfect race to help you transition from road running to mountain running. \nMANDATORY KIT TO BE CARRIED THROUGHOUT EACH EVENT. IT WILL BE CHECKED BEFOREHAND AND YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO START WITHOUT IT:\n\nVERY IMPORTANT: Trail running shoes must be worn. These must be shoes with an aggressive thread. Large parts of the route have no trail\, only soft ground. Anyone wearing road runners will not be allowed to start the race\nHooded waterproof jacket must be carried with you regardless of the weather. The weather in the mountains is changeable so this item is essential\nLight micro-fleece or heavy thermal layer\nHeadwear of some description\, eg. woolly hat or buff\nWhistle to attract attention in an emergency\nSpace blanket\nBottle that can carry minimum 200ml of water\nFood\, particularly to provide you with fuel in an emergency (minimum of Mars bar or natural food bar)\nMobile phone that has the Race Director’s and emergency numbers pre-saved into it plus enough battery to last your estimated race time\n\nIf you have any questions on any of the above please do not hesitate to contact us before registering and we will do our best to advise you \nRESULTS & REPORTS\n\nPRIZE POT FOR 2017!\n22km Expert \n€500 prize fund + voucher for a weekend at Killary Adventure Company. €250 + voucher for the 1st male and €250 + voucher for the first female. Free entry into next year’s event for 1st male and 1st female. \nAnd of course a whole heap of pride and glory! \n12km Intermediate \nPrize for 1st male and 1st female. \n12km Beginner \nPrize for 1st male and 1st female.
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/gaelforce-mountain-run/
LOCATION:Connemara\, Galway\, Connaucht\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Mountain Run
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