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David Bavin-Hobbs

I am an official Komoot route and collection editor, and founder of the social cycling community Dirty Wknd (komoot.com/user/dirtywknd).

I love to explore by road, gravel and mountain bike, as well as hike in new and exciting areas. Growing up in the UK I have hiked and cycled all over the country, especially Scotland where my family hails from.
www.dirtywknd.com

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planned a road ride

February 27, 2026

Time

4h13m

Distance

81.4km

Speed

19.3km/h

Ascent

1,230m

Descent

1,230m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

planned a road ride

February 27, 2026

Time

2h35m

Distance

59.3km

Speed

23.0km/h

Ascent

520m

Descent

520m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

planned a road ride

December 6, 2025

Time

0h57m

Distance

22.1km

Speed

23.3km/h

Ascent

40m

Descent

60m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

planned a road ride

November 7, 2025

Time

1h17m

Distance

25.7km

Speed

19.9km/h

Ascent

160m

Descent

110m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

planned a road ride

November 1, 2025

Time

0h38m

Distance

13.8km

Speed

22.0km/h

Ascent

80m

Descent

50m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

planned a hike

October 27, 2025

Time

5h24m

Distance

19.4km

Speed

3.6km/h

Ascent

360m

Descent

380m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

October 27, 2025

From Dromore West, stage 2 takes you around the northern reaches of the Ox Mountains, covering mixed terrain before descending towards Coolaney. The route maintains elevation through open moorland and forest tracks, passing beneath peaks like Cloonagh, at 349 metres (1,145 ft), and Knockalongy, the highest

planned a hike

October 27, 2025

Time

5h36m

Distance

21.1km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

230m

Descent

200m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

October 27, 2025

Starting at Lough Talt, the opening stage cuts through quiet forest and conifer plantations into the Ox Mountains. The path can be soft underfoot during wet weather, but the going is generally easy and the climbs are gentle.



Around the halfway point, you’ll come to Lough Easky, a remote and beautiful

planned a hike

October 25, 2025

Time

21h33m

Distance

80.1km

Speed

3.7km/h

Ascent

960m

Descent

1,090m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

October 27, 2025

This is the full route of the Sligo Way. Traversing Yeats Country, the trail explores the area that gave inspiration to one of Ireland’s most famous poets. If you want to explore this route over four days, check out this Collection: komoot.com/collection/3947867

planned a hike

October 25, 2025

Time

5h24m

Distance

20.6km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

130m

Descent

240m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

October 27, 2025

Stage 3 heads east through mixed woodland and past tranquil loughs, before reaching Ballysadare. The route begins with a rambling forest track through the leafy Ballygawley Wood, taking you past rocky cliffs and tunnels of gorse.



You’ll pass through Collooney, a quaint village on the edge of Union Wood

planned a hike

October 24, 2025

Time

5h21m

Distance

19.8km

Speed

3.7km/h

Ascent

260m

Descent

270m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

October 27, 2025

The final stage heads east through Union Wood and past Ballygawley Lough before entering Slish Wood. Entering the wood along the southern shore of Lough Gill, you’ll walk along a timber boardwalk that offers spectacular views toward the Lake Isle of Innisfree, the island immortalised by W.B. Yeats in

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