If you are used to scree fields a short, hassle-free tour. Above it can be very windy and if the clouds are low the view is 10 m, but less tourists / pilgrims.
Because of its moderate size, Diamond Hill is a popular peak among tourists. Due to its well-walked paths and relatively easy access, hordes of tourists make the pilgrimage up the …
Connemara National Park is open year-round, including the Visitor Center. There are no fees for entry to the grounds, the trails, or to view the exhibits. Guides at the Visitor …
Croaghaun is a stunning mountain on Achill Island in County Mayo. At 687 metres (2,254 ft), it has the highest sea cliffs in Ireland as well as the third highest …
Slievemore is the second highest peak on Achill Island after Croaghaun, in County Mayo, Ireland. Its elevation is 671 m (2,201 ft) and it has a trig pointed summit. A …
A good hill to do, with beautiful views down over towards nearby Freaghillaun South and Inishbofin, which is further away in the distance. The going is quite hard with no …
Errisberg sits overlooking the North Atlantic with stunning, panoramic views out to sea of the Roundstone bog and Dog's Bay. Inland, well, on a good day, you can catch sight …
Great tour with a beautiful view from the "horseshoe" on the coast. The paths are little or no maked, so that you have to walk a little bit of map and feeling.