WEE BINNIAN WALKING FESTIVAL
(portuguese version - click here to see the english version)
Periodicidade: anual
Localização: Newry, County Down, Ulster, Northern Ireland, UK
Altura do ano: Setembro
Duração: 3 dias
Número de caminhadas: 21 caminhadas (guiadas)
1ª edição:
Edição 2010: 10 a 12 de Setembro de 2010
Programa da edição 2010:
Edição 2011: 9 a 11 de Setembro de 2011
Programa da edição 2011: http://homepage.eircom.net/~weebinnians2/webpages/Festival_2010/Fest09Walks.htm
Sexta-feira 9 de Setembro
Grade II Slieve Gullion
Approx 8km Height Gain: 574m
Route: Killeavy Old Church >Ballard >North Cairn >South Cairn > Slieve Gullion Car Park
A huge heather clad bulk of mountain overlooking the South Armagh countryside and encircled by a geologically unique ring of hills known as a Ring Dyke.
Grade II Slieve Gullion
Approx 8km Height Gain: 574m
Route: Killeavy Old Church >Ballard >North Cairn >South Cairn > Slieve Gullion Car Park
A huge heather clad bulk of mountain overlooking the South Armagh countryside and encircled by a geologically unique ring of hills known as a Ring Dyke.
Sábado 10 de Setembro
Grade I Mournes:
Approx 12km Height Gain: 1060m
Route: Happy Valley – Meelmore – Slieve Bernagh – Slievenaglogh – Slieve Carrag – Slieve Commedagh – Shan Slieve – Donard Park
Approx 12km Height Gain: 1060m
Route: Happy Valley – Meelmore – Slieve Bernagh – Slievenaglogh – Slieve Carrag – Slieve Commedagh – Shan Slieve – Donard Park
This is a strenuous Grade I Walk in the high Mournes with beautiful views over all the peaks and into Newcastle and Dundrum Bay.
Grade II Mournes:
Approx 12km Height Gain: 480m
Route: Happy Valley – Col at Meelmore/Meelbeg – Hare’s Gap – Brandy Pad – Col at Donard/ Commedagh – Slieve Commedagh – Shan Slieve – Donard Park
Grade II Mournes:
Approx 12km Height Gain: 480m
Route: Happy Valley – Col at Meelmore/Meelbeg – Hare’s Gap – Brandy Pad – Col at Donard/ Commedagh – Slieve Commedagh – Shan Slieve – Donard Park
A most enjoyable walk on the western side of the Mournes with tracking into the centre of the Mournes and finishing with spectacular views where the Mournes sweep down to the sea..
Grade II Cooleys:
Grade II Cooleys:
Approx 12km Height Gain: 500m
Route: Ravensdale Forest – Ben Rock – Clermont Cairn – Cairnawaddy – The Castle – Lumpers Pub.
A Beautiful introduction to the heathery mountains of this area rich in the folklore of Cuchulainn who walked these hills 2000 years ago.
Grade III
Gap of the North History Walk – 5 km
Grade III
Gap of the North History Walk – 5 km
The walk starts at Faughart Graveyard, near site of battle in 1318 in which Edward Bruce was killed. Walk continues past St Brigid’s Shrine through the Gap of the North where O’Neill fought Mountjoy in 1600, and on to Moyra Castle and the Kilnasaggart Stone. Walk ends near Jonesborough at the Carrickdale Hotel
Domingo 11 de Setembro
Grade I Mournes
Domingo 11 de Setembro
Grade I Mournes
Approx 14km Height Gain: 950m
Route: Attical – Slivemageogh – Pigeon – Slievemoughanmore – Eagle – Shanlieve – Pierces Castle – Tornamrock – Rocky – Leitrim Lodge.
This is a strenuous grade 1 walk sarting in the East of the Mournes and encompassing some of the better ridge walks in the Mournes.
Grade II Mournes:
Approx 9km Height Gain: 620m
Grade II Mournes:
Approx 9km Height Gain: 620m
Route: Attical – Eagle – Shanlieve – Pierces Castle – Tornamrock – Leitrim Lodge.
Commencing Eastern side of the Mournes, this walk takes us over one of the most prominent mountains in the Mournes - Eagle mountain and finishes inm the tranquil settings of Leitrim Lodge
Grade II Cooleys:
Grade II Cooleys:
Approx 12km Height Gain: 589m
Route: Carlingford > Forest Car Park > Eagle Rock > Slieve Foye > Barnavave > Ruined Village>Carlingford
A craggy mountain dominating the Carlingford landscape with a famous ridge stretching 2 kilometres from the head at 589m to the toe at 384m.
Grade III Smuggler’s Walk (South Armagh Border)
Grade III Smuggler’s Walk (South Armagh Border)
Approx 4 km, Height gain: 200 m
The walk starts from Cornamucklagh House (Davey’s Pub). We visit the site of a monastery in the Ferry Wood wiped out by the Vikings in 845, then follow the border stream up through Fathom Wood to Larry Tam’s Loanan where a poet and highwayman came to a bad end. Back by secret lanes and pathways to Cornamucklagh House.
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Preços: Pago
Notas: Entretenimento nocturno:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~weebinnians2/webpages/Festival_2010/Fest09Entertainment.htm
Financiamento: Sim
Organização: The Wee Binnians Walkers
Website: http://homepage.eircom.net/~weebinnians2/webpages/Festival_2010/Fest2009Homepage.htm
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Contacto:
Eoghan Baile
Phone: 086 843 4440
Mick O’Driscoll
Phone: 087 827 9413
Des McConville
Phone: 077 3042 2617
weebinnians@eircom.net
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