Hills of Donegal 100 mile Route
Cycling Route
Details
162.96 km
2,377 m
Start: The Lagoon Bar, Termon. Rollout @ 9am
Immediately travelling through Glenveagh National Park with Glendowan ascent followed by the Lough Barra descent. You will be travelling through the most uninhabited landscape in Donegal. On arrival in Doochary you will climb the famous Doochary Corkscrew, travelling through Dungloe, Loughanure with a food stop at Sharkey's Bar, Annagry. The Poison Glen awaits you as you travel through Dunlewy with Errigal Mountain on your left hand side. The Muckish climb is next with a rapid descent into Falcarragh. While travelling on the Wild Atlantic Way towards Dunfanaghy refreshments will be provided before the exhilarating Horn Head Drive loop. Passing through Port-na-Blagh and Creeslough Village a sharp left turn takes you over Lackagh Bridge towards Carrigart and Glen Village. The final ascent takes you over Lough Salt and back to The Lagoon, Termon.
Immediately travelling through Glenveagh National Park with Glendowan ascent followed by the Lough Barra descent. You will be travelling through the most uninhabited landscape in Donegal. On arrival in Doochary you will climb the famous Doochary Corkscrew, travelling through Dungloe, Loughanure with a food stop at Sharkey's Bar, Annagry. The Poison Glen awaits you as you travel through Dunlewy with Errigal Mountain on your left hand side. The Muckish climb is next with a rapid descent into Falcarragh. While travelling on the Wild Atlantic Way towards Dunfanaghy refreshments will be provided before the exhilarating Horn Head Drive loop. Passing through Port-na-Blagh and Creeslough Village a sharp left turn takes you over Lackagh Bridge towards Carrigart and Glen Village. The final ascent takes you over Lough Salt and back to The Lagoon, Termon.
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Barry M
