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Lough Easky is a highlight at the beginning of the Sligo Way, with a shoreline that is easily reached for those who are brave enough to paddle or swim. Highly recommended in the summer.

Fairy Island is easily accessible on foot. There's about 15 meters of wading in the water. The island is small and contains a cache. Geocachers, welcome.

Fairy Island can be reached by wading through about 15 meters of water. Hidden on this small island is a geocache waiting to be found. Have fun.

At this lovely spot and across the road is the Holy Well. It has a significance with the irish troubles and where the catholics made/built an outdoor church to worship, in a forest.

Lough Gill is a beautiful large lake scattered with 20 small islands including the Lake Isle of Innisfree. The spectacular lake is surrounded by woodland giving it a real sense of peace and quiet.

Lough Talt sits in the Ox mountains and forms part of the Lough Hoe Bog Special Area of conservation, an area of montane bogland and oligotrophic lakes. The lake is home to many endangered and rare species including the Arctic char fish, the European eel and white-clawed crayfish. You can also spot swans, ducks and dippers. If you're lucky you may spot the remaining four pairs of black-headed gulls.

Beautiful remote Lough Easky. Apparently the name ‘Easkey’ means ‘Plentiful in Fish’, and the lake is fittingly abundant in salmon and trout.

Forest paths and lakeside views take some beating and this is no exception. The views over the lake over to Hazelwood are simply gorgeous.