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Also known as Na Crois Bhealaí (the Crossroads), An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) is a town in Donegal. With its eateries, accommodation and other amenities, it's a good base for exploring the nearby Derryveagh Mountains and the charming Gaoth Dobhair (Gweedore) region.

The lookout is rather unspectacular. The magnificent coastal landscape is worth seeing.

Very extensive cliffs with some hiking trails. Small free parking space available.

Cycling on Horn Head takes in this wonderous view over to Dunfanaghy. Muckish Mountain looms tall behind it, with the Derryveagh Mountains further behind to the west.

There is a small car park here so you can pull in and take a moment to enjoy this incredible view. If you are looking for wild beauty, then the Rosguill Peninsula is the place to come.

From this vantage point on the Wild Atlantic Way there is a fantastic view over Tranarossan Bay and further on to Boyeegther Bay. Simply stunning coastal views that are hard to beat.

Strand Park is right on the water's edge and a very short walk from a carpark to the east. There are picnic benches at the other end so it makes a great place to start and finish a hike.

During World War Two, 83 Look Out Posts (LOPs) were constructed at strategic points around the Irish coast. They allowed the Local Defence Force (LDF) to keep a careful eye on activity in the sea and the air. This was number 77 of 83.