Who Killed Leo From Letterkenny?
Leo McInure from Letterkenny has been found murdered! Our best investigator is struggling to conclude the case and needs your help to solve the murder. Although his body was found dumped at the side of the road at Barnesmore Gap it is believed that he was murdered elsewhere. So it is recommended to start the hunt for clues at Letterkenny, where he lived.
The Barnesmore Gap Trail is so named as the road traverses this scenic gap as it passes the Bluestack Mountains. Starting at Letterkenny, you’ll proceed to the pretty ancient village of Raphoe, pass through Stranorlar, see beautiful Lough Eske, and solve a few remaining clues in Donegal town. See beautiful churches, stunning mountain and lake scenery, learn about the potato famine… and more!- We’ve squeezed 30 clues into this self-guided, driving murder mystery trail, with lots of historical information in our Whodunit Hunt booklet so you get to know a little more about the places you’re visiting.
- The route is 64 km / 40 miles and there are generally moderate amounts of walking at each of the clue stops. You could do an extra walk in Drumboe Woods en route if you wanted to pause your clue hunting there.
- We suggest allowing 4-5 hours to complete this Whodunit Hunt, excluding extended refreshment stops…. so it’s great for a wee day out.
- Accessibility – once out of the car the terrain is generally fairly flat, albeit with one short, steep hill at the start.
- Note, if you live halfway along the trail (such as at Stranorlar) then start by solving the clue closest to where you live, solve remaining clues and then drive up to Letterkenny and solve the remaining clues back to where you started!
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The starting point is at the bottom of Market Square in Letterkenny, opposite the Market Centre entrance, shown below:
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