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Two hours in Kealkill

Two hours in Kealkill: the 3 things the map records worth stopping at, in the order that walks them shortest.

3
stops
1 hr
inside them
5.75 km
walking, along the paths
0
with hours on the map
The day3 stops · 2 hr 21 min · ends 11:51

1 hr 1 min of it is walking, 4.9 km in all, along the paths the router followed. The day is kept in this browser only; nothing is sent anywhere.

Drawing the day…

Tap a pin to open its stop. The line is the walk between them.

  1. Carriganass Castle geograph.org.uk 498627
    Carriganass Castle geograph.org.uk 498627 · Mike Searle, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

    Castle. On Carriganass Bridge. 580 m north-east of the centre.

    Opening hours
    Not on the map. Check before you go
    Admission
    Not recorded here. The operator says
    Position
    51.7540° N, 9.3789° W
    The page for this placeOfficial siteway/449169954
    23 min walk · 1.8 km
  2. 38 min walk · 3.1 km

Each walk is routed over OpenStreetMap footpaths on this site’s own graph, and the minutes are that measured distance at 4.8 km an hour. That is a stated pace on level ground, not a promise about yours or about the hills in the way. Where the router finds no way on foot between two stops, the page says so and draws nothing: no walking time here is worked out from a straight line. Nothing here states an opening time or an admission price unless the map records it, because a wrong one ruins a day in a way a missing one does not: every stop links to the operator instead. Distances are within Kealkill.

How the day is shaped

Middle of the day

Carriganass Castle. 45 minutes in all.

Afternoon

Breeny More Stone Circle and Tobermurry. 35 minutes in all.

Questions people ask

How long does two hours in kealkill take?
About 1 hours inside the 3 stops, and 5.75 km of walking between them along the paths the router followed. Drop a stop and the walk either side of it is worked out again.
Who chose these stops?
The route connects local points of interest using mapped walking paths. Stop lengths are suggestions: shorten the day or stay longer at the places that interest you. Researched visitor notes, where available, include their sources. The route itself does not confirm that a venue is open or a performance is scheduled.
Are the opening times here?
No. The map records opening hours for none of these stops, so this page states none. A wrong opening time ruins a day in a way a missing one does not.
What does it cost?
This page does not say, because it does not know. Admission is set by each place and changes; nothing here is stated as a price.
How do you get to Kealkill?
1 bus and train line calls at a stop in Kealkill in the published timetable. Which of them runs on the day you are going is worked out on the Getting to Kealkill page, along with the walk at each end.

The order and the minutes were computed on 2026-09-20 by the rules above. Place locations and recorded opening hours come from OpenStreetMap. Researched visitor notes have their own sources linked on the cards. Check the venue for current admission and opening arrangements. Each walk is routed over OpenStreetMap footpaths on this site’s own graph, and the minutes are that measured distance at 4.8 km/h, which is a stated pace rather than a promise about yours.

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