Leitrim Way
This long distance walking trail runs from Leitrim village to Manorhamilton in County Leitrim.
The route runs for about 56km heading north from Leitrim village to Drumshanbo, Cornamuckla and Dowra before finishing in Manorhamilton. On the way you will pass Lough Allen where you can link up with the Miner's Way to create a long circular walk around the expansive lake.
The walk includes some challenging climbing through the Boleybrack Mountain range where you can enjoy some glorious views over the area. There's also some nice views of the Shannon River around Dowra.
The route links up with the popular Shannon Blueway at Acres Lough. Here you can enjoy a stroll along Ireland’s first floating walkway.
For more details on the opening section of the route see the Drumshanbo to Leitrim Walk page. This lovely waterside path runs along the Lough Allen Canal and the River Shannon.
Leitrim Way Open Street Map 
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Leitrim Way Open Street Map 
- Mobile GPS Map with Location tracking
Photos
The cruiser marina at the Marina hotel and apartment complex on the Shannon-Erne Waterway at the village of Leitrim
The River Shannon immediately upstream of Dowra Bridge.
Cottage at Cornashamsoge. Seen from a minor road which carries both the Leitrim Way and the Kingfisher Cycle Trail (National Cycle Network route 91) the first cycle trail established in Ireland. Beyond lies the lower slopes of Slieve Anierin.
Modern house north of Stony River. Typical of the many modern houses which dot the Irish countryside. This one stands beside the minor road which carries both the Kingfisher Trail and the Leitrim Way and commands a fine view over Lough Allen.
Jetty on the eastern shore of Lough Allen. Boating is a popular pastime on Lough Allen which lies on the upper Shannon.
Wynne's Bay on Lough Allen. At the southernmost end of Lough Allen. The Lough Allen Canal exits this Bay. The River Shannon however flows outof the Lough two kilometres to the north-west.
View over Acres Lough nr. Drumshanbo. The Lough is connected to Lough Allen by Canal.
