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We are spoilt for choice when it come to beautiful walking trails and hikes close to our “Kombrewery” and of course we are never short of great refreshment to take along with us!
We are spoilt for choice when it come to beautiful walking trails and hikes close to our “Kombrewery” and of course we are never short of great refreshment to take along with us!
If you find yourself in the area we can fully recommend checking out some of the walks and trails at Glenveagh National Park
https://www.glenveaghnationalpark.ie
One of our favorites is the Glenveagh Derrylahan Nature Trail - an easy introduction to walking in the area
Length: 2km (a looped walk)
Time: 45mins
Terrain: Gravel track, both flat and steep in places, suitable for all ages and fitness levels
The trail passes through a number of habitats along the route. These include both native and planted Scots Pine woodlands, and a section of blanket bog. The trail also beautiful views of the Glenveagh Valley. The name Derrylahan is derived from the Irish Doire Leathan, meaning broad oakwood because this area was originally covered in Oak Forest.
Errigal
Seasoned hikers or those looking for challenge might take on Mount Errigal!
A challenging trail, but manageable and rewarding... with stunning views of the truly awesome surrounding landscape and out to the sea...
Standing at 751 meters high Mount Errigal is the tallest in the county, and is one of the Seven Sisters. First named by the “Fir Bolg“ who worshipped the mountain.
Explore the low boglands, vibrant with heather and gorse, before beginning your climb to the top.
Summit Errigal and walk “One Man's Pass”, a narrow passage to a peak, to experience the full magic of the mountain.
Length: a 4km long hike with an elevation gain of 500m
Time: Aprrox. 2hrs
