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The Bluestack Way : A Walking Guide Through the Bluestack Mountains of South DonegalThe Bluestack Way : A Walking Guide Through the Bluestack Mountains of South Donegal download ebook

• Author: Craig Ayres
• Published Date: 01 May 2001
• Format: Spiral bound::56 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 0954048504
• Country Donegal, Ireland
• File size: 16 Mb
• Filename: the-bluestack-way-a-walking-guide-through-the-bluestack-mountains-of-south-donegal.pdf
• Dimension: 110x 190mm
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Superb detached cottage neart Donegal. Book for ONLY 20 Deposit!* < in a spectacular location at the foot of the Bluestack Mountains, County Donegal. There are countless walks in the area around this Donegal cottage with many The bustling market town of Donegal Town is situated in the south of the county at The Bluestack Way. The Bluestack Way is a 65km route through a stunning wilderness area of Co Donegal. The views as you cross the Bluestack Mountains and pass Lough Eske are well worth the achy legs. Camp or shack up for the night in one of the many towns and villages along the route. You ll get terrain of all sorts on this long distance walkway, This 8 day self-guided walking tour takes you along the foothills of the Mourne Mountains from the market town of Castlewellan to the shores of Dundrum Bay and through the seaside town of Newcastle, then walking forest trails and mountain paths through the beautiful Mourne Mountains along the Mourne Way to the banks of the Kilbroney River to Book The Bluestack Centre Hostel, Letterbarrow on TripAdvisor: See 47 traveller Bluestack Mountains in Drimarone, approximately 5 miles from Donegal If you walk down the road for 500m you will find a little pub "O'neill's" with local While not exactly on the Bluestack Way it's about 2.5 miles south, just short of the Country Homes. Avalon. While staying at Avalon there is an abundance of amenities for both the active and passive pursuits, with the Bluestack Way, a walking guide through the Bluestack Mountains of South Donegal, plus other local marked walks in and around Glenties. Sliabh League, Errigal Mountain, Aranmore Island, Glenveagh National Park Cycling is an ideal way to get out and experience the countryside and with fine views on the way of the Bluestack Mountains and Lough Eske. It is advised to walk with your bike for a 1km stretch as the road rises Inish Eoghain Peninsula and south towards the Sperrin Mountains. Map & Directions The Bluestack Way is 47km long from Donegal Town to Ardara, with local link routes from towns and villages where accommodation and entertainment are available, adding a further 63km to the route. The Bluestack Mountains are a rugged mountain range with peaks in excess of 600m and in parts are quite remote. The Donegal Way follows two long distance walking routes; the Bluestack The route crosses the Bluestack Mountains, with peaks of 600m but the Way You will follow Slí Cholmcille in the south west corner of the county to Kilcar. The tour starts in in Donegal Town and follows the Bluestack Way via Glenties to Ardara. Indeed Lough Eske is only one of four fishing lakes in Ireland which boasts Alpine Char. Lough Eske is surrounded to the north, east and west the Bluestack Mountains, which occupy most of central and south west Donegal. The Bluestack Way The county consists chiefly of low mountains, with a deeply indented coastline forming natural loughs. The mountains (more famously known as the "Hills of Donegal") consist of two main ranges, the Derryveagh Mountains in the north and the Bluestack Mountains in the south. Mount Errigal, at some 750 metres, is the highest peak. The Bluestack Centre Hostel, Letterbarrow: See 47 traveller reviews, Bluestack Mountains in Drimarone, approximately 5 miles from Donegal Town, The If you walk down the road for 500m you will find a little pub "O'neill's" with local While not exactly on the Bluestack Way it's about 2.5 miles south, just short of the rocks in the South Donegal region are 600 million years old and form many of the hills of the Bluestack Mountains. If the time period of 600 million years is condensed into a single day, then the Ice Age ended about 2 seconds to midnight and humans first appeared in Donegal about 1 second to midnight. Donegal - 3 bed detached house for sale at 148000 sale agreed from between the hills of the Bluestack mountains with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. This property is within walking distance from a local traditional Get to know more about this area with our neighbourhood guides, 'The Bluestack Way - a walking guide through the Bluestack Mountains of South Donegal' compiled the Bluestack Environmental Group, Smurfit Print with The Bluestack Way: Letterfad to Glenties is a 15.9 kilometer point-to-point trail located near Tullynaglack, Donegal, Ireland that features a river. The trail is rated as moderate and primarily used for hiking and walking. Hiking. Walking. Take a private Donegal tour and explore this corner of Ireland with a local guide. Start at the Diamond, Donegal's central public plaza, and eavesdrop on the latest gossip. Follow your guide down the quaint streets until you find the perfect lunch spot. After eating like a king, rub shoulders with the ghosts of royalty at Donegal castle. This guide starts with the most northerly of the recorded climbs on the North face of Muckish and works it's way south through the Derryveagh Mountains to the Bluestack Mountains in the south of the county. The potential for climbing new winter routes in Donegal is almost unlimited with two major mountain ranges with countless outlayers Sep 27, 2019 Donegal Town sits to the south end of Donegal at the mouth of the River Eske, with views of the Bluestack Mountains on one side and Donegal bay on the other. What to do in Donegal Town is a question I get asked a lot so here are the best things to see, eat and do when you are in town. Buy The Bluestack Way, Oxfam, 0954048504, Books, Sports Hobbies Games. Keep up with Oxfam's Online Shop. Subscribe to our newsletter for all our latest updates, offers and promotions. 12mo ring binding pp54 colour maps/plates F A walking guide through the South Donegal mountains. English language, with Introduction page in Irish, French Follow the Eglish river valley through the drumlins of south Donegal to the deserted townlands. Your hosts will transfer you from the end of the walk back to your guesthouse. Distance 20km. Ascents 440m. Approximate walking time 5 hours. Overnight accommodation Donegal town. Day 3 Bluestack Mountians to Glenties Looking down at Lough Belshade in the Blue Stack Mountains, Co Donegal. A 1km road-walk west brought us to the Bluestack Way, a walking trail light, as we progressed south along the eastern shore of beautiful Lough Belshade. Map: OS Discovery Series sheet 11 Start/Finish: CP on minor road Blue Stack Mountains, County Donegal, Ireland Behold a view from the top of the along the "Bluestacks" across the south west of Donegal's Wild Atlantic Way This detached property near Donegal sleeps eight people in four bedrooms. Of the area, or exploring the beaches, walking and fishing Donegal has to offer. The property is in the Blue Stack Mountains, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Way to the house, which is quite isolated (and so saved a bit of map reading Blue Stack House is an amazing property nestled in the Blue Stack Mountains close to the walking route of the Blue Stack Way. The house has commanding views of Donegal and the Atlantic Coast. A superb detached cottage in a spectacular location at the foot of the Bluestack Mountains, County Donegal. South Donegal, Glenties and Ardara, Donegal town, Donegal castle, Ballyshannon, Bundoran, Michael Cooper, Tour Guide, Prices on request Home Wild Atlantic Way South Donegal. We return via the breathtaking Barnesmore gap and Bluestack mountains with the option of a short stop in Letterkenny, Donegals biggest town before continuing Get The Point (Bluestack Driving Tour #4) (GCPHK9) was created dino on 7/13/2005. It's a Small size geocache, with difficulty of 2, terrain of 2.5. It's located in Ulster, Ireland.Located on the shore of Lough Eske, near Harvey's Point Lough Eske (From DonegalDirect. The Bluestack Way is a more challenging route, coming over the Bluestack Mountains from Donegal Town and Lough Eske before coming through Glenties and following the River Owenea to Ardara. Slí na Finne is a near loop route around Fintown Lake and Ballinamore,passing into the Bluestack Mountains and The Croaghs. While staying at Avalon there is an abundance of amenities for both the active and passive pursuits, with the Bluestack Way, a walking guide through the Bluestack Mountains of South Donegal, plus other local marked walks in and around Glenties. Sliabh League, Errigal Mountain, Aranmore Island, Glenveagh National Park. Description of Trail It connects Donegal town with the town of Ardara on the west coast. Along the way the route passes scenic Lough Eske, and then wends its way across the foothills of the Bluestacks to reach an area called Disert, where there is an ancient mountain graveyard. The establishment of the Ulster Way in Northern Ireland in the 1970s, prompted the creation of the Cospóir Long Distance Walking Routes Committee (now the National Trails Advisory Committee of the Irish Sports Council) to establish a national network of long-distance trails in Ireland. The committee included An Taisce nominee, J. B. Malone who had done much to popularise walking through Walking through time. The Bluestack Centre is located on The Wild Atlantic Way at the foot of the magnificent Bluestack Mountains, the childrens parties and is an ideal base for exploring south Donegal including the Bluestack Mountains. The Beara Way walking trail in full is 196 km/122.5 miles long walking/hiking trail, that is shared between county Cork and Kerry, on the most south-westerly tip of Ireland, the Beara Peninsula, also part of the Wild Atlantic Way. A rugged peninsula that is perfect for walking and hiking along the wild Atlantic Ocean and Bantry Bay. The Bluestack Way is a Waymarked Way designed to traverse the Bluestacks using existing roadways, paths and tracks to lead the walkers through the mountains in a safe and sustainable manner. For the keen angler Lough Eske (15km) is popular for fishing, especially for spring salmon, sea trout and alpine char, with the season running from 1 March to 31 September. Camaderry mountain contains the Luganure mineral vein which is a source of lead in the form of galena (PbS), and also contains traces of silver. In 1859 the Glendasan and Glendalough mines were connected with each other a series of tunnels called adits,which are now mostly flooded, through the mountain. [10]

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