ClifdenConnemara's main town, built on a hill above the bay with the mountains behind it.
National park
Connemara National Park
Letterfrack, County Galway
Bog, heath and mountain on the north west coast, with waymarked trails climbing Diamond Hill.
Explore Connemara National Park and admire the incredible scenery where rugged mountains dominate the dramatic landscape.
- Where
- Letterfrack, County Galway
- Official site
- connemaranationalpark.ie
- Map
- Directions · OpenStreetMap
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
The closest places on our lists, in any county.
ClifdenConnemara's main town, built on a hill above the bay with the mountains behind it.
Killary HarbourA long narrow sea inlet running in from the Atlantic, with mountains on both sides of it.
Dog's Bay BeachWhite shell sand in a horseshoe, on a narrow neck of land west of Roundstone.
Doolough ValleyThe dark lake fills a pass on the R335, with a famine memorial cross standing at the roadside.
Clare IslandClare Island sits at the mouth of Clew Bay, with a lighthouse on it and Granuaile's tower over the harbour.
Croagh PatrickCroagh Patrick stands over Clew Bay, and the climb from Murrisk goes up to a chapel on the 764 metre summit.On nearby
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