Travel Tips and Stories of Knocknarea in Ireland
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14 km from Knocknarea
On our spring trip to northwest Ireland, we stumbled on a waterfall feeding into a gorgeous lake. Tucked inside the natural cavern the waterfall created were lovely walls of ferns and mossy rocks. This section of ferns in particular caught my eye because of how delicate and intricate they were.
27 km from Knocknarea
5 time Irish national champ Easkey Britton surfing a surfboard made of 5,000 cigarette butts at Easkey Beach in Ireland
44 km from Knocknarea
The traverse of this ridge - the ‘One Man’s Path’ is one of the most remarkable walks to be found in Ireland
44 km from Knocknarea
Sliabh Liag Cliffs. Some of highest in Europe at 605m
Experienced by Michael Mahood
48 km from Knocknarea
Drawing in the sand, Silver Strand, Donegal, Ireland
52 km from Knocknarea
Young boy taking part in the annual bike week training programme sponsored by the Irish governing body for sport; Sport Ireland.
53 km from Knocknarea
15th century Franciscan Abbey ruins in Ireland
74 km from Knocknarea
The Breeches arch at Crohy Head in Donegal, Ireland at sunset
76 km from Knocknarea
Old tree in pasture in at Castlestrange, County Roscommon, Ireland
81 km from Knocknarea
Sheep relaxing on Arranmore Island, Donegal Ireland
Experienced by Karl Lee
81 km from Knocknarea
Picture opportunity looking toward Croagh Patrick from Clew Bay @thetourcreator
Experienced by Philip Davenport
92 km from Knocknarea
Gartan Outdoor Training & Education Centre, Donegal, Ireland.
97 km from Knocknarea
Rolling mountains overlook a peaceful lake on a late summer's day.
Experienced by K. Mitch Hodge
110 km from Knocknarea
Taken while on a trip to Ireland in 2015. Co Donegal has probably the most beautiful sites in the country. Narrow winding back roads near Dunfanaghy where we stayed are a pleasure to walk.
Experienced by Dmitrij Paskevic
111 km from Knocknarea
The entrance to the ancient stone Grianan Fort (Grianan of Aileach) atop a mountain in northeast Donegal (Dec., 2019).
Experienced by K. Mitch Hodge
111 km from Knocknarea
A view of the vibrant landscape of Inch Island from the walkway across to Inch Island.
Experienced by K. Mitch Hodge
111 km from Knocknarea
Grianan of Aileach, an early medieval stone ring fortress, sits atop a hill in County Donegal and was a royal site in Gaelic Ireland (Dec., 2019).
Experienced by K. Mitch Hodge
113 km from Knocknarea
Hiking in Ireland and captured two sheep crossing the road, obviously in no rush. My work is 100% community-supported. You can fund my next photography adventure at Patreon.com/rvrmakes
115 km from Knocknarea
This photo was taken on our way up to the Kylemore Abbey in the Connemara mountains. This was by far the most breath-taking and most unexpected landscape from our trip to Ireland. There were sheep wandering freely which really spoke to the pristine beauty and peacefulness of the area.
119 km from Knocknarea
Hiking to the top of a rocky outcrop right before a heavy rain storm came in and caught the very last glimpse of sun making way through the clouds. My work is 100% community-supported. You can fund my next photography adventure at Patreon.com/rvrmakes