The Top 12 Peaks in Clare

In the middle of the Burren you hike through the protected area of the Burren National Park. It extends over 15 square kilometers in the middle of the typical karst … read more

The Burren Limestone Walk in County Clare offers walkers a unique way to experience the stunning scenery and rich history of the Burren. One of the most notable spots on … read more

Mount Mullaghmore Head

Final few hundred yards to the peak at 531 metres are flat but very boggy, even when dry. The boardwalk is a real highlight if you're in it for the 'gram!

It is thought that Dromore Castle dates from the 16th century, built by Teige O’Brien whose name is carved above the doorway. It was certainly built before the 17th century as by then, it was already undergoing repairs.

The so-called "12 O'Clock Hills", so the "12 o'clock hills", got their name from the fact that they were once used as a marker to read the time from the … read more

Nice view over the lunar landscape of the Burren.

Mixture of gravel forest roads and bog trails welcome you to Slievecallan mountain. The steep trail to reach the 300asl is going to take an effort.

Knockanuarha is the main summit of the 12 O'Clock Hills. Their name comes from the fact that the hills were once used to tell the time depending on the position of the sun.