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The fourth largest lake in the country, Lough Mask sits in both County Mayo and County Galway. Up on the hill you get a wonderful vantage point of the calm waters and the surrounding lush green countryside.

WIth glorious views of Lough Mask from the top, this is definitely one worth climbing.

The tower in Aghagower is prominent everywhere in the village. It was built in the late 10th/early 11th century as one of the 32 round tower built by Brian Boru, the High King of Ireland.

Lough Carra is a huge lake with a meandering shoreline that often runs close to the road. It was part of the estate that belonged to the Moore family. The ruins of Moore Hall are closeby in Moore Hall Forest.

Moore Hall has lay in ruins since the Irish Civil War in 1923 when it was damaged by fire. It was built at the end of the 18th century by George Henry Moore. The estate is undergoing a programme of restoration.

Built in 1216, Ballintubber Abbey is over 800 years old and has been restored over time since the 1960s. It is rich in history and it is possible to enjoy a tour of the Abbey and its grounds. If you do go inside, the stained glass windows are particularly beautiful.

Nothing in Westport oozes charm more than this beautiful stone bridge over the Carrowbeg river in the centre of Westport town. The views are simply beautiful.

Westport is a picturesque town on the Carrowbeg River and the Wild Atlantic Way. It was established as a planned town in the 18th century by James Wyatt and with loads of places to eat and drink makes a great start/finish location or a stopping point on your ride.