오팔리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Grand Canal reached Tullamore in 1798, linking Dublin to the River Shannon and helping the town grow as an important inland trading harbour for goods such as grain, peat, and timber. Today, Tullamore is a busy market and service town with shops, schools, and cultural events, while still retaining its historic harbour area and green canal walks that reflect its industrial past.

The Giant's Grave is a megalithic tomb. It's said to be the final resting place of the chieftain warrior Bladhma, and after whom the Slieve Bloom Mountains are named.

A wonderful place to rest and maybe even swim

You can admire the beauty of nature everywhere on the hike and know why it is so mythical

This was probably once a small village

Here you can stroll around in small shops

Not busy at all

Good views, nice for a stop