Trail · County Donegal
Slí Croí Inis Eoghain
Baineann muintir na háite úsáid as an chosán seo go fóill chun teacht ar na bachtaí móna atá le fáil go flúirseach sa cheantar agus a chothaíonn ceangal leis an seansaol, nuair a bhaintí úsáid as móin go forleathan le tithe áitiúla a théamh. Tá sé spéisiúil go bhfuil cruth croí ag an chosán seo agus go bhfuil lúb dúbailte ann ina bhfuil cosán gairbhéil agus talamh portaigh oscailte. Pointí inspéise: Radharcanna mórthaibhseacha
The tracks followed are still used today by local people to access the turf banks which are abundant in this area and are a link to times past when turf was the predominant fuel for heating local homes. Uniquely this heart shaped trail creates a double loop with terrain comprising gravel trail and open bogland. Point(s) of Interest: Spectacular Views
Outdoors in County Donegal this week
Best day outdoors: Sun, 11 Oct — dry by day, breezy, up to 13°C
Status Yellow - Rain warning for Donegal
From Thu, 8 Oct, 09:00 until Fri, 9 Oct, 04:00
Heavy spells of rain.
Be aware of potential impacts:
- Difficult travelling conditions
- Localised flooding possible
Issued by Met Éireann · met.ie/warnings
- Fri, 9 Oct12° / 10°Medium rain showers
- Sat, 10 Oct12° / 9°Medium rain showers
- Sun, 11 Oct13° / 11°Sun with grey cloud
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The nearest trails, beaches, woods and heritage within 25 km.
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Nature spot · 12 km awayCuan an PholláinPollan BayBeachLocated on the northwestern tip of the Inishowen Peninsula, Pollan Bay provides exceptional views to Malin Head, Glashedy Island and the Isle of Doagh.
Nature spot · 14 km awayTrá na gCúig MéarFive Fingers StrandBeachFive Fingers Strand is located along Trawbrega Bay, just off the main road between Malin Town and Malin Head, on the Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal. It gets its unusual name from the five sea stacks at the north end of the beach which can be clearly seen at low tide.