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SUMMARY:DAR - Dingle Adventure Race
DESCRIPTION:DINGLE ADVENTURE RACE COURSE INFO\nCourse Details: \nDAR Mini: 21.5Km \nDAR Sport: 43Km \nDAR Full: 48Km \n  \nDAR MINI 21.5KM COURSE INFO \nDAR MINI 21.5km COURSE INFO\n\n\nNow on 5th year. New 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\nDAR SPORT 43KM COURSE INFO \nDAR SPORT 43KM COURSE INFO\nNow on it’s 6th year. DAR 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 \n  \nDAR FULL 48KM COURSE INFO \nDAR FULL INFO\n\n\nDAR: 8th year for DAR\, The 30 mile/ 48km course will take you to some of the gems of the Dingle peninsula\, Co. Kerry\, Ireland. Biking over the spectacular winding Conor Pass\, following in the footsteps of St Brandon climbing Ireland’s second highest Mountain range Mt Brandon\, running country roads of the peninsula and kayaking in Dingle Harbour. \nROUTE DESCRIPTION\n1. Cycle: Dingle to Cloghane via Conor Pass.    Distance 25km / 15.5 mls   Height Gain 480m  Height Loss 480m \nAll of cycle is on surfaced roads. \n2. Hike / Mountain Run. Cloghane to Baile Breac.  Distance 10km / 6.5mls  Height Gain 950m  Height Loss 780m \nAll of Mountain Hike Run is on rough trails. \n3. Road Run. 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 48km  /  30 mls   Height Gain 1490m / 4\,910ft  Height Loss 1490m / 4\,910ft \n \n\n\n\nRegister Now!!!
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/dar-dingle-adventure-race-2019/
LOCATION:Dingle\, Co. Kerry\, Burnham\, Dingle\, Kerry\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,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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SUMMARY:Quest - Betws Y Coed - Wales
DESCRIPTION:What Is Quest Betws-y-Coed?\n\nEmbark on a physically grueling journey and be part of the Quest Betws Y Coed Adventure Race. We’ll take you on a demanding adventure through the spectacular and of Snowdonia Forest Park. \nQuest BETWS Y COED is a one-day multi adventure sport race and is part of the Quest Adventure Series UK. The race involves running\, cycling and kayaking across the spectacular mountains\, valleys and lakes of Snowdonia Forest Park. Choose from 3 challenging routes\, in one of the most epic location in Wales- Mini 23km\, Sport 38km and the Expert 50km. \nThis race gives competitors the chance to run\, cycle and kayak some of the most dramatic\, breath taking and remote scenery in the world. \nWhen\n8th of June 2019 \nWhere\nBetyws Y Coed\, Wales \nROUTE INFORMATION & PRECAUTIONS\n\nThe Quest Betws Y Coed team has put together a route that is both challenging and inspiring incorporating the rugged welsh landscape and breath taking scenery. \nThere are 3 different route options:\nExpert 50k – Sport 38k – Mini 23k \nPrecautions\nCompetitors undertake Quest Betws Y Coed Adventure Race at their own risk. \nPlease familiarize 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. \n\n\n  \n50K EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION \n  \n50K EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \nStage 1: Trail Run – 8km\nDescription: Starting in Betws-y-Coed town centre\, this stage will take you through a tough steep mountain trail towards Llnc Parc lake.\nTerrain: Hill trail. \n\nStage 2: Cycle – 11km\nDescription: Description: Pick your bike up at the transition area and start this amazing cycle on the B5106 heading towards the picturesque town of Llanrwst. Turn left before you enter the town in the direction of Llyn Geirionydd Lake. On this stage you will encounter steep fast downhill cycling with sharp corners as you negotiate your way through this challenging section.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality. \n\nStage 3: Kayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Glyn Geirionydd Lake on double sit-on-top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own kayaks they must use those provided. Buoyancy aid must be worn at all times during the kayak stage. \n\nStage 4: Trail Run – 9km\nDescription: After the kayak competitors follow a marked trail anti-clockwise around Clyn Crafnant and back to the kayak transition area.\nCompetitors will embrace the panoramic views across the Snowdonia National Park.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone path\, forest track\, mountain track of good to rough quality with slippery muck and rock sections. \n\nStage 5: Cycle – 14km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the kayak transition area back to the Betws-y-Coed area.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality.. \n\nStage 6: Trail Run – 7km\nDescription: Competitors will drop their bikes at the transition area and continue by foot along a marked trail. The checkpoint is at the top of a steep path which leads to Liyn Elsi Lake.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone path\, forest track\, mountain track. \n\n\n38K SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION \n  \n38K SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 5 stages: \nStage 1: Trail Run – 8km\nDescription: Starting in Betws-y-Coed town centre\, this stage will take you through a tough steep mountain trail towards Llnc Parc lake.\nTerrain: Hill trail. \nStage 2: Cycle – 11km\nDescription: Description: Pick your bike up at the transition area and start this amazing cycle on the B5106 heading towards the picturesque town of Llanrwst. Turn left before you enter the town in the direction of Llyn Geirionydd Lake. On this stage you will encounter steep fast downhill cycling with sharp corners as you negotiate you way through this challenging section.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality. \nStage 3: Kayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Glyn Geirionydd Lake on double sit-on-top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own kayaks they must use those provided. Buoyancy aids must be worn at all times during the kayak stage \nStage 4: Trail Run – 9km\nDescription:\nAfter the kayak competitors follow a marked trail anti-clockwise around Clyn Crafnant and back to the kayak transition area.\nCompetitors can embrace the panoramic views across the Snowdonia National Park.\nTerrain: Walking trail\, stone path\, forest track\, mountain track of good to rough quality with slippery mud and rock sections. \nStage 5: Cycle – 9km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the kayak transition area back to the Betws-y-Coed area.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality. \nNote:  200 meters run to the finish line from the bike rack. \n23K CHALLENGE ROUTE INFORMATION \n\n  \n23K MINI ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 4 stages: \nStage 1: Cycle – 6km\nDescription: Description: Pick your bike up at the transition area and head in the direction of Llyn Geirionydd Lake. On this stage you will encounter steep fast downhill cycling with sharp corners as you negotiate your way through this challenging section.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality. \nNote: 200 meters run to the bike rack from the start line. \n\nStage 2: Kayak – 1km\nDescription: Kayak a circular route around the spectacular clear waters of Glyn Geirionydd Lake on double sit-on-top kayaks.\nRestrictions: Competitors cannot bring their own kayaks and they must use those provided. Buoyancy aids must be worn at all times during the kayak stage. \nStage 3: Trail Run – 7km\nDescription:  After your kayak stage you will head off on the 6km trail run.\nTerrain: Hill trail\, varying surfaces. \nStage 4: Cycle – 9km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition area back to the Betws-y-Coed area.\nTerrain: Sealed road\, varying in quality. \nNote: 200 meters run to the finish line from the bike rack. \n\n\n\nRegister Now!\n 
URL:https://kayathlon.ie/event/quest-wales-2019/
LOCATION:Betws Y Coed\, Betws Y Coed\, Wales\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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