Two distances available, a relatively flat 60km route and a more challenging 100km route.
60km route: Start time: 9.30am
It takes in a scenic route beginning at Ballisodare Community Centre and heading out through Ballygawley, Sooey and Coola towards Riverstown where the journey then takes you around scenic Lough Arrow onto the Boyle road near Kilmactranny and from there on into the village of Ballyfarnon, Co. Roscommon where there will be a half-way break for refreshments at Ballyfarnon Community Centre.
The cycle then heads back into County Sligo through the villages of Geevagh, Sooey & Ballygawley returning via Union Road back to Ballisodare Community Centre for a lovely hot tasty meal at the finish.
100km route: Start time: 9.00am
It follows the same starting route as the 60km out as far as Riverstown, it then diverts out to Drumfin taking a left onto the old N4 and then taking a right for Ballymote (L1502) following a loop around to Castlebaldwin village where it then crosses the new N4 roundabout heading towards Highwood with a nice steep hill climb up by Cromleach Lodge taking in some beautiful scenery overlooking Lough Arrow. The route will take you out onto the Boyle road at Kilmactranny crossroads and from there on into the village of Ballyfarnon, Co. Roscommon for refreshments at Ballyfarnon Community Centre.
The route then heads out through Keadue, by scenic Lough Allen and on into the County Leitrim villages of Drumkeeran & Dromahair before returning back into County Sligo through the villages of Ballintogher & Ballygawley and then back to Ballisodare Community Centre via Union Road for a lovely hot tasty meal at the finish.