Offaly Way
The Offaly Way is a walking trail in County Offaly. It is 23 miles long beginning in Cadamstown and ending at Lemanaghan, on the R436 road between the towns of Clara and Ferbane. The walk is typically completed in two days.[1]
The route is designated as a 'National Waymarked Trail' by the National Trails Office and is managed by the local council, Bord na Mona and the Offaly Integrated Development Company.[2] The trail provides a link between the Slieve Bloom Way and the Grand Canal Way.[3]
Starting at Cadamstown, the trail follows an old mass path along the banks of the Silver River to reach Kilcormac. It then crosses Boora Bog, an area noted for its Mesolithic archaeology. It then passes through the Turraun Nature Reserve before crossing the Grand Canal and following the River Brosna to Lemanaghan.
Outside links
- Offaly Way on IrishTrails (Irish Sports Council)
- Offaly Way at Shannon Region Trails
References
- ↑ Offaly Way on IrishTrails (Irish Sports Council)
- ↑ National Trails Office 2010, p. 41.
- ↑ "Walking Routes – The Ways". Offaly County Council. http://www.offaly.ie/eng/Services/Walking/Walking_Routes/The_Ways.html. Retrieved 5 August 2011.
Long-distance footpaths in the Republic of Ireland |
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National Waymarked Trails: Ballyhoura Way • Barrow Way • Bealach na Gaeltachta, Dún na nGall • Beara Way • Blackwater Way • Bluestack Way • Burren Way • Cavan Way • Croagh Patrick Heritage Trail • Dingle Way • Dublin Mountains Way • East Clare Way • East Munster Way • Grand Canal Way • Hymany Way • Kerry Way • Lough Derg Way • Mid Clare Way • Miners Way and Historical Trail • Monaghan Way • Multeen Way • Nore Valley Way • North Kerry Way • Offaly Way • Royal Canal Way • Sheep's Head Way • Slieve Bloom Way • Slieve Felim Way • Sligo Way • South Leinster Way • Suck Valley Way • Táin Way • Tipperary Heritage Way • Western Way • Westmeath Way • Wicklow Way |
Greenways: Boyne Greenway • Dublin-Galway Greenway • Great Southern Trail • Great Western Greenway |
Others: Bangor Trail • Malin to Mizen |