Letterkeen Purple Loop
The Letterkeen Loop walks begin at the Brogan Carroll bothy, a stone hut at the access point for the woodland. There are three loop walks
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The Letterkeen Loop walks begin at the Brogan Carroll bothy, a stone hut at the access point for the woodland. There are three loop walks
This is a beautiful trail overlooking Callow Lakes, situated just off the N26 Foxford – Swinford road. The two lakes (north and south) are approximately
This walk in the shadow of the Ox Mountains follows bog tracks, quiet roads and green laneways offering impressive views across the North Mayo countryside.
Foxford village is approximately midway between the towns of Castlebar and Ballina. It is built on the banks of the River Moy, between the Nephin
The Lake Walk follows a section of the Nature Trail and then continues around a small lake.
The Tourmakeady Nature Loop Walk takes you along the Glensaul river until you reach the stunning Tourmakeady Waterfalls.
Take the N84 from Ballinrobe in the Castlebar direction. Turn left in the village of Partry onto the R330, following the signs for Westport. After
This loop walk winds its way around Drumleen Lough and along a section of a forest path and open bog land at the foot of
From Ballyheane, head south on N84 for 500m and turn left onto the L1817. Continue for 3km then turn left and continue for 350m. Turn
Kilmovee is halfway between Kilkelly and Ballaghaderreen, on the R325 road. The parish is named after Saint Mobhí, as Kilmovee or Cill Mobhí in Irish,
