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THE LAKELANDER GRAVEL GRINDER
The Big Dog & Little Dog Challenge has been expertly designed by our experienced recce team in order to challenge participants physically and mentally demanding route with stunning views across County Fermanagh and beyond. A rolling start from the village of Belcoo will take riders to the entrance of Ballintempo Forest to begin their Big Dog challenge. With 1,880m elevation ahead expect tough climbs, fast sweeping downhills and rolling countryside passing loughs, stunning vistas and even a few Game of Thrones filming locations. A tough but enjoyable day in the saddle and all in the fine company of like-minded gravel cyclists from all over Ireland and further afield.
100KM BIG DOG - WHAT TO EXPECT
The Big Dog Challenge has been expertly designed by our experienced event team in order to challenge participants physically and mentally over a demanding 100 kilometre route with stunning views across County Fermanagh and beyond.
A rolling start from the village of Belcoo will take riders to the entrance of Ballintempo Forest to begin their Big Dog challenge. With 1,880m elevation ahead expect tough climbs, fast sweeping downhills and rolling countryside passing loughs, stunning vistas and even a few Game of Thrones filming locations. A tough but enjoyable day in the saddle and all in the fine company of like-minded gravel cyclists from all over Ireland and further afield.
50KM LITTLE DOG - WHAT TO EXPECT
The Little Dog Challenge has been expertly designed by our experienced recce team in order to challenge participants physically and mentally over a demanding 50 kilometre route with stunning views across County Fermanagh and beyond.
A rolling start from the village of Belcoo will take riders to the entrance of Ballintempo Forest to begin their Little Dog challenge. With 850m elevation ahead expect tough climbs, fast sweeping downhills and rolling countryside passing loughs, stunning vistas and even a few Game of Thrones filming locations. A tough but enjoyable day in the saddle and all in the fine company of like-minded gravel cyclists from all over Ireland and further afield.
