| Name |
Information |
Contact |
|
| Ardara Walking Festival
(March) |
This weekend festival is now firmly
established and attracts walkers from mainland Europe,
Britain and the USA. Strenuous, moderate and easy
walks. |
+353(0)74-95- 41830
+353(0)74-91- 21160 |
|
Bealach Na Gaeltachta
(The Gaeltacht Way) |
Bealach na Gaeltachta is a set of long distance
walking routes in the Donegal Gaeltacht and Islands
which have been developed to the standard of the
National Way Marked Way. The long distance walking
route is between 50 - 70kms in length and encompasses
mountain, riverside, seaside and forrest habitats.
The scenery is spectacular and walkers have an
excellent opportunity to sample the uniqueness
of the Irish language, heritage and culture of
the region.
Route Details:
Four circular routes – each route between
50-70kms.
Slí an Earagail: An Fál Carrach,
Gort a’Choirce, Gaoth Dobhair, Dún
Lúiche.
Slí na Rosann: An Clochán Liath,
Ailt a’Chorráin, Anagaire, Croithlí
Slí na Finne: Baile na Finne, Cloghan,
An Choimín
Slí Cholmcille: Ard a Ratha, Cill Chartha,
Gleann Cholmcille.
For a brochure and detailed map outlining the
Bealach na Gaeltachta walking route contact Gaelsaoire
|
+353(0)74-91- 21160
www.gaelsaoire.ie |
|
| Blue Stack Way |
The Blue Stack is a fully Way Marked
Way, starting in Pettigo on the Northern Ireland
border and reaches to Ardara on the Atlantic Coast.
The way is 110kms and has local link routes from
towns and villages, where accommodation and entertainment
is available. |
+353(0)74-97- 36076
+353(0)74-97- 22651 |
|
| SOS Walking Tours |
SOS Walking Tours provides “mountain
days and ceilí nights”, combining exhilarating
walking with a unique cultural experience. The walks
are graded and complete beginners are welcome. Guides
are professionally qualified and possess a wealth
of local knowledge. Ceilí dancing and traditional
music will keep your toes tapping long after your
legs have given up. |
+353(0)74-91- 35206
www.sosdonegal.com |
|
| Errigal - Donegal’s
Highest Mountain |
Errigal is a graceful quartzite cone,
which at 2466ft/751m, is Donegal’s highest
mountain. Climbing Errigal should take about four
and a half hours, but the time for descent depends
on people’s ability to walk on the loose rocks.
|
+353 (0) 66 915 2423 |
|
| Donegal Adventure
Centre |
Bundoran, one of Donegal's best known
seaside resorts is bustling with activities for
all the family. Golden beaches, rambling hills,
championship golf courses, world class surfing,
movies, bowling, restaurants, serving the best in
traditional and international fare, music and entertainment
to suit all ages and tastes, and a friendly welcome.
|
Bundoran, Co. Donegal.
Ireland
+353(0)71-98--42418 |
|
| Oideas Gael |
Irish Gaelic Language Courses at
all learning levels and Cultural Activity Holidays
- hill walking, dancing, painting, pottery, archaeology,
environment & culture, bodhrán &
flute playing. |
Oideas Gael, Gleann Cholm Cille, Contae Dhún
na nGall, Éire
+353(0)74-97- 30248
www.oideas-gael.com
|
|
| Ailainn Tours |
Organised guided and unguided walking
tours for individuals and small groups (up to 14
people). |
+353(0)71-91- 44536 |
|
| Gartan Outdoor Adventure
Centre |
Churchill, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal |
+353(0)74-91- 37032 |
|
| Malinmore Adventure
Centre |
|
+353(0)74-97- 30123 |
|
| Homefield Activity
Centre |
Bundoran, Co. Donegal |
+353(0)71-98- 41288 |
