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Connemara Mountain And Hill Walks

Connemara
Galway
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Roundstone Bog and Wilderness Walk:

Connemara's finest hill and bog walk through Errisbeg and Roundstone Bog. A world heritage site with its hundreds of lakes and islands, Dogs Bay the regions finest beach, Inis Ni and the Aran Islands. See the landing site of the first ever non-stop transatlantic flight and Marconi station, where the first ever flight transatlantic radio messages were transmitted to Nova Scotia, Canada 1907.

12 Bens Mountain Walk:

Climbing two of this majestic mountain range, beautiful scenery, great walking overlooking hundreds of small lakes, wild bogs and waterfalls. See Ballynahinch Castle, headquarters of the O'Flaherty's and once home to Grace O'Malley, Connemara's sea Queen and Humanity Dick Martin, falcon and raven are often seen here.

Tully mountain Walk:

A breathtaking walk in stunning surroundings. The mountain dominates the skyline of NW Connemara and towers over the archaeologically rich Renvyle Peninsula, see the islands of Bofin, Turk, Clare & mouth of Killary harbour, en route to summit see cairns and pre-historic tombs.

Pilgrim's Walk in Maumturk Mountains:

Mam Ean, (Pass of the Birds) dramatic Mountain walk along ancient Pilgrim's Path to St.
Description
Patrick's second Holy Mountain, located in the heart of the Connemara Highlands (part of the Great Western way walk). See Celtic holy wells, an oratory a children's burial ground.
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