13 Mile Via Greenway

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Creation

27 May 2024

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Activity: Walking
Distance: 23.29 km
Calculated time: 6h 50
Difficulty: Not specified
Return to departure point: No
Vertical gain: + 66 m
Vertical drop: - 79 m
Highest point: 52 m
Lowest point: 3 m

District: Ards
Start: N 54.545606° / W 5.758481°
End: N 54.54832° / W 5.754373°
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Description

Start the plot by indicating the starting point. If you know the exact car parking situation, please explain how to park.
If we can access the starting point with public transports, please explain the lines to use and share any useful informations.

(S) From here, describe the instructions to follow from the starting point.

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The plot has to end by the location where the walk finishes. If it is a loop please write (S/E) at the end of the description. If it is a one way route write (E).

Waypoints

S : km 0 - alt. 26 m - Start on Ballygowan Road
2 : km 0.01 - alt. 26 m - Turn left onto Ballygowan Road
3 : km 1 - alt. 39 m - Keep left
4 : km 1.67 - alt. 46 m - Turn sharp right onto Old Ballygowan Road
5 : km 3.19 - alt. 16 m - Turn slight right onto Braeside
6 : km 3.66 - alt. 7 m - Turn right onto The Square
7 : km 3.71 - alt. 7 m - Turn left onto High Street
8 : km 3.71 - alt. 7 m - Turn right onto Castle Street
9 : km 4.29 - alt. 10 m - Turn right onto Belfast Road
10 : km 5.02 - alt. 11 m - Turn right onto Belfast Road
11 : km 5.13 - alt. 10 m - Keep left onto Comber Greenway
12 : km 8.41 - alt. 18 m - Turn right
13 : km 8.46 - alt. 16 m - Turn left onto Millmount Village Road
14 : km 8.58 - alt. 19 m - Turn left
15 : km 8.61 - alt. 19 m - Turn right onto Comber Greenway
16 : km 8.81 - alt. 16 m - Turn slight left onto Comber Greenway
17 : km 8.85 - alt. 16 m - Keep left onto Comber Greenway
18 : km 9.5 - alt. 20 m - Turn slight left onto Comber Greenway
19 : km 10.63 - alt. 21 m - Turn left onto East Link Road
20 : km 10.92 - alt. 29 m - Turn left onto Old Dundonald Road
21 : km 11.23 - alt. 40 m - Turn right
22 : km 11.25 - alt. 40 m - Turn right onto Old Dundonald Road
23 : km 11.95 - alt. 21 m - Turn right onto Comber Road
24 : km 16.02 - alt. 12 m - Turn left
25 : km 16.03 - alt. 11 m - Turn right onto Comber Greenway
26 : km 16.05 - alt. 11 m - Turn left
27 : km 16.06 - alt. 12 m - Turn left onto Belfast Road
28 : km 17.12 - alt. 14 m - Turn left onto Glen Link
29 : km 17.35 - alt. 13 m - Turn slight left onto Railway Street
30 : km 17.38 - alt. 13 m - Turn left onto Mill Street
31 : km 18.01 - alt. 7 m - Turn left onto High Street
32 : km 19.11 - alt. 13 m - At roundabout, take exit 1 onto Cherryvalley Line
33 : km 20.12 - alt. 11 m - At roundabout, take exit 2 onto Killinchy Road
34 : km 20.16 - alt. 12 m - At roundabout, take exit 2 onto Killinchy Street
35 : km 20.6 - alt. 7 m - Turn left onto High Street
36 : km 21.77 - alt. 20 m - Turn left onto Railway Street
37 : km 22.3 - alt. 13 m - Turn slight right onto Glen Link
38 : km 22.53 - alt. 14 m - Turn right onto Comber Bypass
39 : km 23.07 - alt. 16 m - Turn right onto The Mill Village
E : km 23.29 - alt. 18 m

Useful Information

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