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Water Sports
Gola Island Adventures
Paddle & Prosecco experience on Gola Island
Carrickfinn Water Sports
Carrickfinn Water Sports is a water sports company based in Carrickfinn beach offering Kayaking, guided tours and rental. Contact Christopher on 083 0731517.
Crolly Distillery
www.thecrollydistillery.com
Located in Crolly, only a short distance from Meenaleck, the new distillery is a beautifully restored 1902 stone building and houses the first licensed whiskey distillery in Donegal since 1840. In keeping with local Gaeltacht distilling tradition, they use direct fired pot stills in our double distillation, sourced in the Cognac region and refurbished to produce beautiful spirit. Drop in for a tour to taste to goods!
Bad Eddie
Bád Eddie lies on Bunbeg's Magheraclogher beach, in Gaoth Dobhair
Walking
There are a lot of options for walking, from river walks to railway walks and many more.
BurtonPort to Creeslough Railway Walk
Falcarragh Parkrun
Dungloe River Walk
The Crolly River Walk has a lovely picnic area.
Donegal Airport
Donegal Airport has been voted the most scenic airport in the world for 3 years in a row (PrivateFly). Located in Carrickfinn, the airport is on the County's north-west coast about a 15-minute drive from Dungloe & Gaoth Dobhair and 50 miles from Letterkenny. www.donegalairport.ie
Errigal
Errigal is a 751 metre (2,464 ft) mountain near Gaoth Dobhair. It is the tallest peak of the Derryveagh Mountains and the tallest peak in County Donegal. Errigal is also the most southern, steepest and highest of the mountain chain, called the "Seven Sisters".
Errigal View Pet Farm
a popular attraction for a great family day out with lots of exotic animals to see.
There is a tea shop on site and an adventure playground with bouncy castles, climbing frames and much more. Situated behind An Chúirt Hotel in Gweedore a visit here is a must. You can stroll amongst the animals or take a nice walk along the old railway track, the choice is yours.
https://www.errigalviewpetzoo.com/
Tel 087 0953044
Glenveagh National Park
Open all year round - walks, castle tours and natural woodland. Glenveagh National Park lies in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountains in the north-west of Co. Donegal.
The 16,000 hectares of Glenveagh National Park comprises of mountains, lakes, glens and woods. The large area includes most of the Derryveagh Mountains, the Poisoned Glen and part of Errigal and is a beautiful place to walk the hills and follow trails. Cycle hire is also possible from www.grassroutes.ie
The park extends over a large area of north Donegal and you have free access to roam from all points. Hauntingly beautiful wilderness which includes the Castle and Gardens, magnificent in all seasons especially when the plants and flowers blossom in the Spring and Autumn.
Glenveagh National Park is one of six national parks in Ireland. As a National Park it exists to conserve interesting plant and animal communities and associated landscapes in their natural state.
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