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Beautiful views of Furnace Lough here from the road appropriately called Furnace. There is a lovely bench here wrapped around a tree where you could rest. It's also worth remembering that the large Loch Feeagh is a very short walk to the north from here - like, under 5 minutes. A rather lovely little stream called Outflow connects the two loughs.

Beautifully remote riding on rolling gravel tracks surrounded by rising peaks. It is exposed across here so come prepared for changeable conditions.

Lovers of remote upland landscapes will be in their element in this part of the Wild Nephin National Park. Beneath the flanks of Slieve Carr, a mountain that's said to be the most remote point on the Irish mainland, you'll find little loughs and beautiful woodland. It's a hard-won stretch of the Western Way long-distance trail.

This is one of the most remote stretches of the Western Way, as the long-distance trail explores the Wild Nephin National Park. Expect woodland tracks, rugged hills and wildlife spotting opportunities.

As you pedal along Nephin Drive is takes you right next to Lough Feeagh with superb views of the Nephin Mountains to the north.

Nephone Drive is a stunning road that pass through the Nephin Beg Mountain Range and delivers glorious views of the Wild Nephin National Park.

Newport is a small picturesque town located on the north-east corner of Clew Bay famous for its 365 islands. A beautiful feature of the town is its seven-arch viaduct, built in 1892 to carry the Westport to Achill railway line. The town also forms a stopping point for those navigating Ireland's awesome Wild Atlantic Way.

The views along the Western Greenway are beautiful with the mountains to one side and Clew Bay to the other.