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Church Village is a tiny hamlet next to the Yellow River. It is well placed on the Larganmore Loop as a place to rest, but don't expect to find much here. The views of the river and churchyard are very pretty though.

Beautiful views from this road of the Moy Valley and also of the Ox Mountains. It's worth making a stop here for some sustenance - the road is quiet, so you won't get much traffic if resting on its side.

Picturesque Lough Talt is the largest lake in the Lough Hoe Bog area, a region of montane bogland. It's situated just to the east of Windy Gap on the Mayo/Sligo border and marks the start of the Sligo Way long-distance trail. The 3.4-mile (5.5 km) loop around the lake is a very pleasant walk on a good day.

Windy Gap is a pass between Knockasliggaun and Largan Hill on the Mayo/Sligo border. It forms the end of the Western Trail, a long-distance hiking route through Galway and Mayo. Beyond the Gap is Lough Talt, a picturesque lake in the Ox Mountains that marks the start of the Sligo Way long-distance trail.

Upper Bridge provides lovely views across Ballina, with the impressive spire of St. Muredach's Cathedral particularly prominent. The bridge takes you across the River Moy, a well-known salmon river. Every July, the town hosts the Ballina Salmon Festival.

Small car park. Careful if swimming!

Fantsastic stretch of quiet country road running through the hills and woodland with Cloonagh Hill on one side.

Sitting in the quiet village of Banada lies a quiet park built as a symbol of cross-border reconciliation. The Banada peace gardens were opened in 1997 by Nobel Peace Price winner John Hume and continued to grow over the last 19 years, brining year round visitors. There are benches making it a perfect spot to stop, take in the beautiful gardens and refuel ready for the rest of your ride.