Trail · County Donegal
Umricam Shandrum Trail
Leanann an tsiúlóid seo Cosán Dráibhéara Sheanbhóthar an Chairn idir Bun Cranncha agus Carn Domhnach. Bealach ciúin tuaithe atá ann anois, a théann fríd bailte fearainn an tIomaire Cham agus Seandroim. Bealach réidh cothrom é atá fóirsteanach do lucht siúlóide/rothaithe de gach leibhéal aclaíochta. Pointí inspéise: Droichead agus Cloch Ghlaise
This trail follows the original route of the Old Carn Road (Drovers Trail) between Buncrana and Carndonagh. The route is now a quiet country road which runs through the townlands of Umricam and Shandrum. It is virtually level throughout and is suitable for walkers and cyclists of all abilities. Point(s) of Interest: Glaise Bridge and Stone
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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