Paddle Your Way! The first trail of the Shannon-Erne Blueway begins at Leitrim Village, through to beautiful Ballinamore. This trail offers five individual journeys guiding the user between access points along the way.
Canal and lake with cruiser navigation. Grade 1 flat water. Trail crosses Muckross, St John's and Kiltybardan Loughs. Consult weather forecast and wind flags on site. Trails should only be completed in favourable conditions. If weather deteriorates, stay close to shore. Be aware that stated duration is on the basis of a straight lake crossing.
Canal and lake with cruiser navigation. Grade 1 flat water. Trail crosses Lough Scur. Consult weather forecast and wind flags on site. Trails should only be completed in favourable conditions. If weather deteriorates, stay close to shore. Be aware that stated duration is on the basis of a straight lake crossing.
Canal with cruiser navigation with Grade 1 flat water. At Lock 15 be aware of fast flowing water from the back channel during periods of high water levels of flash floods.
A great one for kids, this easy-going looped cycling trail starts and finishes in the busy town of Ballinamore. There are a couple of road crossings and a canal crossing at the Ardrum Lock, but otherwise you’ll mostly be beside tranquil waters where traffic is a distant memory. The looped trail starts and finishes at the Ballinamore Marina.
Starting at the chunky stone lock of Ballyduff, this linear trail sweeps around through forest and farmland and by a golf course with the water at your side. It’s a gorgeously quiet scenic route that shimmers with the electric green of the lush surrounding landscape in the summer, and offers a mix of forest, navy-coloured water and sweeping farmland. Crossing through the village of Ballinamore, the route continues on towards the 19th century bridge at Aghoo.
Starting at the chunky stone lock of Ballyduff, this linear walking trail sweeps around through forest and farmland and by a golf course with the water at your side. It's a gorgeously quiet scenic route that shimmers with the electric green of the lush surrounding landscape in the summer, and offers a mix of forest, navy-coloured water and sweeping farmland. Crossing through the village of Ballinamore, the route continues on towards the 19th century bridge at Aghoo.
A great one for kids, this easy-going looped walking trail starts and finishes in the busy town of Ballinamore. There are a couple of road crossings and a canal crossing at the Ardrum Lock, but otherwise you’ll mostly be beside tranquil waters where traffic is a distant memory. The looped trail starts and finishes at the Ballinamore Marina.
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