- Created: January 20, 2014 12:20 pm
- Updated: December 12, 2017 10:58 am
- Distance Instructions
- Distance 28 km
- Time 0 s
- Speed 0.0 km/h
- Min altitude 21 m
- Peak 104 m
- Climb 304 m
- Descent 241 m
2014 KILLARNEY ADVENTURE RACE - St. Patricks Weekend
Register Here: www.stpatricksdayadventurerace.com
Stage 1: Cycle - 20km
Description:
Starting in the Gleneagle Hotel you will run 200m to collect your bike from the bike racking. You will proceed to Cycle along the stunning Ring of Kerry Route and take the Kerry way through the forest to Lord Brandon's cottage. From here you will drop you bike at the transition area in the Black Valley.
Terrain:
16K Sealed Road, 4K Gravel Path. Please note that you must dismount your bike at a narrow bridge on the gravel path to Lord Brandon's Cottage.
Precautions:
The cycle along the Kerry Way to Lord Brandon's Cottage is a narrow gravel track. There is no opportunity for overtaking along this section. The roads are not closed and are open to traffic.
To see the route, use our Map of Ireland and Sat Nav tools on our website and our GPS maps on our free ActiveME App HERE for iPhone and Android to find and follow the route. Feel free to send us your photos and add you own star rating, comments or suggestions below.
2014 KILLARNEY ADVENTURE RACE – St. Patricks Weekend
Register Here: www.stpatricksdayadventurerace.com
Stage 1: Cycle – 20km
Description:
Starting in the Gleneagle Hotel you will run 200m to collect your bike from the bike racking. You will proceed to Cycle along the stunning Ring of Kerry Route and take the Kerry way through the forest to Lord Brandon’s cottage. From here you will drop you bike at the transition area in the Black Valley.
Terrain:
16K Sealed Road, 4K Gravel Path. Please note that you must dismount your bike at a narrow bridge on the gravel path to Lord Brandon’s Cottage.
Precautions:
The cycle along the Kerry Way to Lord Brandon’s Cottage is a narrow gravel track. There is no opportunity for overtaking along this section. The roads are not closed and are open to traffic.
To see the route, use our Map of Ireland and Sat Nav tools on our website and our GPS maps on our free ActiveME App HERE for iPhone and Android to find and follow the route. Feel free to send us your photos and add you own star rating, comments or suggestions below.
