グレンベア国立公園の天然記念物・トップ5

Errigal, standing tall at 751 meters in County Donegal, Ireland, beckons hikers with its stunning vistas and challenging trails. While the ascent demands physical prowess and sturdy footwear, the panoramic views from the summit are unparalleled. For a more leisurely experience, the circular route around the mountain offers equally captivating scenery. Whether you seek adventure or tranquility, Errigal promises an unforgettable journey through Ireland's natural splendor.

A beautiful walk. Steep but you are up and down in two hours. Fantastic views from the top!!!

A spacious and extensive garden with lush vegetation. It's amazing what can be found in Ireland's walled gardens.

A magnificent mountain, but the climb is quite boggy at first, but later you need to be sure-footed.

Located in Glenveagh National Park in north-west County Donegal, the gardens date back to the 1880s. They still have their original Victorian layout.

You can explore Glenveagh National Park on two feet by running alongside Lough Veagh to Glenveagh Castle or heading further afield along the Bridle Path to the southwest which meets the R254. It is one of the biggest attractions in County Donegal.

The Astellen Waterfall is a lofty 215m high and is particularly impressive after periods of heavy rain. It's a true hidden gem of Ireland.

The bridle path takes you down a wonderful valley towards Lough Veagh. The views are incredibly scenic and the trail is usually pretty quiet so plenty of time for peace and solitude.