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Complimentary Tea and Home Made Scones each afternoon.

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Saturday 2nd June – Walking in the footsteps of Patrick
This is a beautiful mountain hike along an ancient pilgrimage trail and rough mountain in the heart of the maamturk Mountains. The hike takes us to St Patricks holy well and shrine at the junction of Connemara and Joyce country. In addition to visiting the well, we will see the remains of an ancient 4000 year old forest, a hidden glen and a children’s burial ground. From the top of the pass, we will look down into the Maam valley and Lough Corrib beyond, and looking west over the Inagh Valley and the beautiful Twelve Bens Mountain range. Walking boots are essential.

Duration: 3hrs 30 mins – moderate to steep in places
Walk Grade: moderate to steep in places
Departs: Departs from the public carpark at Maunmean 10.30am

Sunday June 3rd – Errisbeg & Dog’s Bay
Errisbeg is a beautiful peat covered mountain of igneous rock wedged between the wild lake lands of Roundstone Bog and the Atlantic Ocean. The walking is on rough ground but one is rewarded with three peaks to climb, and huge views. To the Northwest lies High Island, with Slyne Head lighthouse to the far west. The Twelve bens Mountains of St. Macdara. Futher south still, on a clear day the great holy mountain of Mount Brandon pokes its head above the ocean swells. This hike is along a rough mountain track and on open Bog land, and for this walk, boots are essential. The summit is made up of a series of small peaks, interspersed with boggy hollows. This is a moderately difficult hike.
Edging Errisbeg are the beautiful beaches of Dog’s Bay and Gurteen, where an ancient village was uncovered from the sands before being covered over again in a mighty storm. The Dog’s Bay is a shorter hike, about 2 and a half hours along two beautiful beaches along a spectacular coastal promontory. This is a relatively east hike and there would be time for a swim for those so inclined! This hike is suitable for anyone that can walk; good ankle support however is recommended.

Departs: Gurteen Carpark 10.30am
Duration: 4hrs moderate hike (2 options available, high or low route)
Walk grade: moderate

Connemara Safari Island Hopping and Walking Holiday

Inishbofin is seven miles off the coast of Cleggan with a population of 160 people.
The tour is led by Ireland’s well known archaeologist Gerry McCloskey, and takes you past a 5500 year old Megalithic Court Tomb, Bronze Age field system, Cromwellian Fort, famine tracks, and the most spectacular Sea Cave Arch System where you will be treated to a Gourmet Picnic with wine and Smoked Salmon.

Clifden Bay

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21st July 2009, Abbeyglen Castle Hotel

21st July 2009, Abbeyglen Hotel

21st July 2009, Abbeyglen Castle Hotel

21st July 2009, Abbeyglen Castle Hotel

21st July 2009

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Connemara Safari Island Hopping and Walking Holiday

The Connemara Safari Island Hopping and Walking Holiday recently featured the popular tv show, Master’s Apprentice.

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