Kayaking

County Longford has many waterways to explore with your kayak or canoe.

Camlin River Loop Blueway

The Camlin River Loop Blueway is a 10km paddle from Richmond Harbour North along the Camlin River towards the River Shannon at Corelehan Point. Your journey continues south towards Termonbarry, where there is an access point at the lock. The final stretch brings you back to your original location via the Cloondara Canal.

See a map of the route. You can also see this route on Google Maps.

Alan's Yippee Kayaking

Alan's Yippee Kayaking offer supervised leisurely kayaking trips, including group bookings and night-time paddles on the Royal Canal in both Ballymahon and Abbeyshrule. For bookings, contact Alan on 086 089 11 26. Find out the latest information on Alan's Yippee Kayaking's Facebook page.

Inventure Water Sports

Inventure Water Sports offers kayaking tours in Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, including on the picturesque Lough Ree. There are also regular trips on the River Inny, which has some small rapids and lots to explore, the perfect run for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. They also offer stand-up paddle boarding, sit-on-top kayaks and raft building.

Inny Kayakers

Based on the River Inny at Ballymahon, County Longford, Inny kayakers is perfect for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.

This project was assisted by Longford Local Community Development Committee, Longford Community Resources Clg. and Longford County Council through the Rural Development Programme (LEADER) 2014-2020 which is part-financed by the EU, "The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas" and the Department of Rural & Community Development. The European Commission.