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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
7 days ago
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
7 days ago
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The final stage completes the triangle with a long descent back to the coast, varied enough to hold your attention after the open plateau of the previous two days. From Haakonsbu, the path drops past a succession of lakes, including Steinvatnan and then Nedre Vesterforsvatn, the trail running roughly
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
7 days ago
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On Norway's largest island, far north of the Lofoten crowds, the Trekanten på Hinnøya (the Triangle of Hinnøya) traces a circular route through the wild, open interior of Hinnøya. This is the full route of the Trekanten på Hinnøya. For a 3-stage version of the route, see: komoot.com/collection/4380476
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
7 days ago
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The shortest day of the three is also the one most likely to surprise you. Leaving Toralfsbu, the route heads into Heggedalen, a broad valley that carries you down to Storvatnet before turning east and then southeast across an open plateau toward Haakonsbu. The terrain here is relatively gentle, and
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
May 26, 2026
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May 26, 2026
The Slieve Felim Way is a delightful walk that takes you from Limerick to Tipperary, around the foothills of Slieve Felim, Keeper Hill, and the Silvermine Mountains. The walk is best broken up into a few days, like this 2-day hike - komoot.com/collection/4359116/slieve-felim-way
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
May 26, 2026
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The second stage is the more dramatic half of the walk. Leaving Toor, the route climbs through the Mauher Slieve Hills toward Keeper Hill, at 694 metres (2,276 feet). The highest point in the Shannon Region rewards you with views that stretch wide across the surrounding valleys on a clear day.
From Keeper
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
May 26, 2026
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Starting in the village of Murroe, the first stage eases you into the trail through the woodland near Glenstall Abbey, a Benedictine monastery whose grounds give the opening miles a quietly dramatic atmosphere before the wilder terrain ahead. From there the route climbs into the Slieve Felim foothills
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a road ride
February 27, 2026
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a road ride
February 27, 2026
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a road ride
December 6, 2025
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a road ride
November 7, 2025
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a road ride
November 1, 2025
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David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
October 27, 2025
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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
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
October 27, 2025
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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
David Bavin-Hobbs planned a hike
October 25, 2025
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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
7 days ago
The route sets off from the bus stop at Fiskefjorden (there’s a car park next door), crosses a new bridge and immediately begins to climb. The first stretch follows a tractor road along the west bank of the Dalelva river through birch woodland, the fjord still visible behind you as the trees thin out