Dry footpath, track and paved road; 5 km; approx. 1 hour The fishing village of Cleggan is located on the northern side of the Aughrus Peninsula, at the head of Cleggan Bay. The pier, which...
Read More →The fishing village of Cleggan is located on the northern side of the Aughrus Peninsula, at the head of Cleggan Bay. The pier, which was built by Alexander Nimmo in 1822 and later extended, is...
Read More →From Clifden, take the N59 towards Westport, and approximately 5km outside the town turn left towards Claddaghduff. A couple of miles further along Streamstown Bay you will see the ruins of Doon Castle on your...
Read More →Omey Island in Claddaghduff is accessible at low tide every day by crossing acres of firm sandy beach, either in a car or on foot. Simply follow the direction poles in the sand that mark...
Read More →Cleggan Beach Riding Centre is a riding centre offering a wide variety of treks to suit all tastes and standards. You can choose a three-day package of up to 6 hours riding per day (including...
Read More →View Cleggan-Claddaghduff Cycle Route – Connemara in a larger map...
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