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Errigal , Mackoght and Altan
For those brave enough to venture over the Glenshane I have a few pics on what is on offer in Donegal after a great wild camp . Poison Glen from top of Errigal Errigal’s good side … The Glover Errigal from Mackoght Sunrise over Altan Sunset over Altan With thanks to Windy. Original thread here.
Urris Hills – NW Donegal
Urris Hills run off either side of Mamore Gap. 21 st February 2015 took a run out . Weather was pretty bad and nearly called it off . Takes roughly four hours with a good lunch to complete. 2Ist Feb 2015 Urris Hills – NW Donegal For those of you who dont know Donegal […]
Loch Altan, Donegal – Wild camping at its finest
My son and I had an excellent easter trip to Lough Altan in Donegal. It was wild camping at its finest. An idyllic pitch, a campfire which burned all evening, a haunted mansion, and stars bright in the sky. And best of all, not a midge in sight! We parked up at the Errigal carpark […]
