The Bluestack Way is proposed to be included in the Irish leg of the International Appalachian Trail IAT, an extension of the Appalachian Trail through Canada to Newfoundland, to all terrain that formed part of the Appalachian Mountains of Pangaea, including Ireland. From Glenties, it follows the course of the Owenea River to the end of the trail at Ardara. Starting in Donegal Town, the trail heads north to reach Lough Eske before crossing the Bluestack Mountains to the village of Glenties. A review of the National Waymarked Trails in 2010 considered that the trail was suitable to be upgraded to a National Long Distance Trail, a proposed new standard of trail in Ireland intended to meet international standards for outstanding trails, and also recommended that the development of looped walks off the main route should be considered. It was partly funded by the EU Peace and Reconciliation Fund and construction was carried out by workers on a FAS Community Employment Scheme.

The trail was first proposed by a local environmental group, the Bluestack Environmental Group, and was opened in 2000. It is designated as a National Waymarked Trail by the National Trails Office of the Irish Sports Council and is managed by the Bluestack Way Management Committee. Since you are on your phone, we are going to send you to the Google Play page. It is 65 kilometres long and begins in Donegal and ends in Ardara. Cloud storage apps like DropBox and Google Drive help you to. The Bluestack Way is a long-distance trail through the Bluestack Mountains in County Donegal, Ireland. You can then navigate to the same folder using OI File Manager in BlueStacks.

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