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This stretch of the Slí An Earagail long-distance trail follows a quiet country lane, providing lovely views of rural Donegal countryside. This is a Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) region of the country where proud traditions and customs are still practised.

A charming townland on Donegal's Atlantic coast, An Bun Beag (often Anglicised to Bunbeg) has much to offer the walker. A stroll to the beach reveals the enchanting Bád Eddie shipwreck, one of the region's iconic sights. It forms the foreground to another icon, the distant Errigal, one of Ireland's most recognisable mountains. The village and neighbouring Doirí Beaga (Derrybeg) are home to a few accommodation options and places to eat and drink.

Superbly situated at the foot of mighty Errigal in the fabled Poisoned Glen, Dunlewy has much to offer the intrepid hiker. There's the Lakeside Centre at Dunlewy Lough for meals, information and boat trips on the lake. A hike up to the spectacular twin summits of Errigal is a must for keen hillwalkers. The village has a number of accommodation options, including the Errigal Hostel.

A beautiful view of the Irish Fujijama. Near the hotel on the road there are a few archaic round stone posts which, together with the water, provide a beautiful foreground.

A beautiful coastal road, ideally on which you can listen to “The Road to Donegal” by the High Seas. The group can be found at village festivals in the roadside villages, and the song is now available on Apple Music.

Located on the circular path of the old railway line. Beautiful view, especially at low tide.

Starting point of the ferry to Aranmore Island. Nice little cute harbor.

The whole valley is a huge national park where you can hike for days.