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Not quite as beautiful as in Norway, but still a view over the fjord that is unique in Ireland.

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The lake is a popular scenic location, and extensively photographed, and offers views directly into the Glencoaghan Valley of the Twelve Bens and the peaks of the Glencoaghan Horseshoe, a 16–kilometre 8–9 hour route that is considered one of Ireland's best hill-walks. https://www.guide-ireland.com/tourist-attractions/derryclare-lough/

A freshwater lake surrounded by mountains, Lough Fee is a calm and tranquil place to cycle and a good spot for bird watching. In the spring, the rhododendrons give a splash of bright colour to the lough's surrounds.

The road passes right alongside Mannin Bay. A beach so beautiful, it's hard not to get off to go and have a closer look. The crystal clear waters are very inviting, it's easy to see why it's sometimes called the Irish Seychelles.

There are numerous marked routes that you can follow to run around and explore Portumna Forest Park. Parking is free and there are toilets too. Be sure to include the lake shore on your run for beautiful and calm views. The red squirrel is resident in the park as well as a herd of fallow deer.

A freshwater lake surrounded by mountains, Lough Fee is a calm and tranquil place to run and a good spot for bird watching. In the spring, the rhododendrons give a splash of bright colour to the lough's surrounds.

Also known as Killary Harbour, the fjord is over 42m deep in places and is known as 'Ireland's only fjord'. Keep an eye out for seals, whales and dolphins which have all been spotted in the water. If you want to see the fjord from a different more leisurely angle you can also take a boat tour https://killaryfjord.ie/

Lough Emlaghnabehy sits amongst a beautiful landscape of countless lakes. The path is lined with boardwalks so you can run across the bog without getting your feet wet.