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この舗装されていない砂利道からは、象徴的なマウント・エリンガルの円錐形の姿を遮るものなく、まるで夢のような景色が広がります。目の前には、マウント・エリンガル（標高751m）の際立った明るい灰色の石英岩の頂が、周囲の荒野からそびえ立っています。広大で何もない谷がこの道を囲み、夢のような雰囲気をさらに高めています。

The route out of the valley is not recommended with heavy equipment, but it is possible, but it is extremely strenuous and only possible if you push the bike. With lighter luggage and the right bike, it is more likely to be possible.

Opened in May 2009, the bridge was constructed to reduce the travel time between the peninsulas of Fanad and Rossguill. The two peninsulas were previously connected by a ferry service, but this halted in the mid 1960s.

Glenveagh National Park is located in the heart of County Donegal, amidst the wild and rugged landscape of the Derryveagh Mountains. Its pristine habitats and protected wildlife, as well as the stunning Victorian castle and gardens along Lough Veagh, make Glenveagh an ideal retreat for nature lovers.

"Where the mountains rise to the oft-changing skies, And the castle stands stately and gray; Where the still lake still lies, beneath that wild, rugged hill, In the vale of lovely Glenveagh..." By: Herbert W.K. Sterritt

A beautiful view of the Irish Fujijama. Near the hotel on the road there are a few archaic round stone posts which, together with the water, provide a beautiful foreground.

The whole valley is a huge national park where you can hike for days.

Great castle that was once seen in a James Bond film. It is located in the middle of a large national park that is worth hiking.