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Hillwalking:
Falcarragh is ideally located for those who love the hills, its proximity to
the Derryveagh mountains gives the hillwalkers a choice of many routes. To
begin the ascent of two of Donegals best known mountains Muckish & Errigal
one has only to drive a very short distance from falcarragh. Glenveagh National
park and Ards Forest Park both of which have some of Irelands most beautiful
scenery offer the walkers a great variety of terrain and choice of walks and
trails. North Donegal does not consist simply of mountain walks, there are also
walks such as around Dunlevy Lough and Horn Head with excellent views of the
higher peaks and cliffs. Of course, miles and miles of sandy beaches gives
those not willing to climb a chance to walk along the seashore. Arasain
Bhalor's proprietor has a great knowledge of the local hills and is more than
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INFORMATION:
Bealach na Gaeltachta (Dun na nGall) is made up of four circular long-distance
walking routes which pass through Gaeltacht areas. Each walk is between 50-70km
in length and encompasses mountain riverside seaside and forest habitats. The
scenery is spectacular and walkers have an excellent opportunity to sample the
uniqueness of the Irish language heritage and culture of the region.
ROUTE DETAILS
Four circular routes - each route between 50-70kms.
1. Falcarragh Gortahortk Gweedore Dunlewey
2. Dungloe Burtonport Annagry Crolly
3. Fintown Cloughan Commeen
4. Ardara Kilcar Glencolmcille
MAPS AND GUIDEBOOKS
Information leaflets for each route available from Gaelsaoire
The New Irish Walk Guides - West and North by Tony Whilde & Patrick Simms
published by Gill & Macmillan Ordance survey Discovery Series Maps No 1 6
10 11 1:50.000 (1.25in to 1 mile).
For further information contact Gaelsaoire Tel: +353 66 52423 E
mail: info@gaelsaoire.ie Web www.gaelsaoire.ie
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