メイヨー周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

ゴールウェイとメイヨーの境界にある必見の場所です。ここでは、エラーフ川が広い岩棚を越えてフィヨルドへと轟音を立てて流れ落ちます。映画『ザ・フィールド』の映画史、遡上する鮭を見るチャンス、あるいは単にコネマラの山のドラマチックな景色を求めて訪れるとしても、この場所は決して期待を裏切りません。特に激しいアイルランドの雨の後には、非常に印象的です！

The summit is relatively easy to climb, but don't be fooled into thinking you can find a way up from the valley floor. The path disappears as soon as you start the ascent. Good mobility is essential to get up there, as there are several small scree sections along the way. The descent, on the other hand, is disastrous. There's no path at all, and you have to traverse a very unpleasant, steep slope through moss and bushes. It's recommended to split the hike if you only want to reach the summit. Start from the car park at Lough Accorymore and don't attempt the circular route to the top. I really advise against doing the circular route; you won't enjoy the hike otherwise, but the view is still worth it. Just follow the route marked at the car park by the lake.

Aasleagh Falls is a pretty waterfall not far from Leenaun. It's set in a typically beautiful and mountainous Connemara landscape, where the Erriff River empties into the Killary Fjord. The intriguingly named Devilsmother rises to the east, while Ben Gorm rises to the west. This part of the Western Way can be prone to flooding. If the trail is impassable, the N59 can be used instead.

Finished the tour today and discovered that there's mostly no path there. Anyone who can't navigate the difficult terrain could find themselves in trouble, especially in foggy conditions. The summit plateau has a lot of mud and swampy areas. But it's still a great tour for advanced hikers.

The Slievemore Heritage Trail is a 3 km walking route that offers a glimpse into the island's rich history. Opened in February 2024, the trail features archaeological sites such as megalithic tombs and the Deserted Village, remnants of nearly 100 stone cottages abandoned after the Great Famine. An accompanying app provides interactive information via QR codes along the path, enhancing the visitor experience. This trail is ideal for those interested in exploring Achill Island's cultural heritage and scenic landscapes.

This is definitely a challenging trail, and should only be done with good weather and a reliable GPS device. There is mostly no trail and some scrambling to get to the top. The ascend is steep and the descend is boggy even when it hasn’t rained for a while. Due to wayfinding plan more time, we did it in five hours including breaks and photo stops.

残念ながら、これは人間工学の原則を無視して設計された巡礼者のための高速道路であり、装備の悪い（スニーカーを履いた）人々をできるだけ多く頂上に送り込むことを目的としています。 階段のため登りは大変ですが、下りは垂直に立つ石板につまずく危険があるため、さらに大変です。 7月の最終日曜日であるReek Sundayには、約25000人がここに集まることを考慮してください。 ただし、天気が良ければ景色は本当に素晴らしいです。

This village is so deserted, we should play a small world cup would be very suitable: https://a-smallworldcup.com