Wild Atlantic Way, stage 13 of 15: Sligo to Dungloe via Slieve League
Loop from Sligo · Ireland · County Sligo
Distance202126kmmi
Elevation2,3697,770mft
Duration4h 4m
Route typePoint to point
CurvinessMedium
Along this route
0 km0 miSligoStart
202 km126 miCounty Sligo, IrelandFinish
About this route
From Sligo north past Benbulben and Bundoran to Donegal Town, then west through Killybegs toward Slieve League and Glencolumbkille, and north over the hills past Ardara to Dungloe. A long day: the roads in southwest Donegal are hilly and narrow, with steep climbs and passes. This is one of 15 stages along the coastal route known as the Wild Atlantic Way, from Kinsale in County Cork to Muff in County Donegal. The side roads to headlands and viewpoints are left out, so you can add the ones you like. Ireland drives on the left and signs speeds in km/h. Many coast roads are narrow with stone walls right at the edge, so expect to pull in for tractors, coaches and campervans, and watch for sheep and gravel washed onto the road after rain. Best from May to September; book beds ahead in July and August.
Check road conditions and closures before you ride.
Route line: Fáilte Ireland, Wild Atlantic Way Route, published on data.gov.ie, licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/): https://data.gov.ie/dataset/wild-atlantic-way-route1. Modified by Motarva: snapped to roads, side roads to headlands and viewpoints left out, split into stages, gaps filled by routing. This is not an official route file and is not endorsed by Fáilte Ireland; Wild Atlantic Way is a name of Fáilte Ireland, used here only to describe the route.
SourceFáilte Ireland, Wild Atlantic Way Route (data.gov.ie)Wild Atlantic Way Route (data.gov.ie, Fáilte Ireland data, 2020), stage 13 of 15. Changes: snapped to roads, side roads to headlands and viewpoints left out, split into stages, gaps filled by routing.
Licence: CC BY 4.0· Modified by Motarva. Not an official publication of the source.
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