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An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) – View of Mount Errigal loop from Dunfanaghy

An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) – View of Mount Errigal loop from Dunfanaghy

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An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) – View of Mount Errigal loop from Dunfanaghy

03:02

61.8km

640m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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After 61.4 km for 60 m

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12.8 km

An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh)

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Also known as Na Crois Bhealaí (the Crossroads), An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) is a town in Donegal. With its eateries, accommodation and other amenities, it's a good base for exploring …

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Dunlewy

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Dunlewey lies at the foot of Mount Errigal, on the shore of the tranquil Dunlewey Lough. The village forms one of West Donegal’s most characteristic spots: a combination of rugged …

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30.3 km

Views of Errigal and the Poisoned Glen

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From this point on the R251 you have the most impressive and unobstructed view of the southwestern flank of Mount Errigal. The mountain rises here almost vertically from the peatland …

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33.5 km

Mount Errigal dominates the landscape of West Donegal with its 751-meter-high quartzite pyramid. From the road around Dunlewy and Gweedore, you'll see the mountain constantly change shape: first broad and …

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View of Mount Errigal

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This wonderfully quiet lane on Eurovelo Route 1 offers up views of Mount Errigal. At 751 metres tall it is the tallest peak in both County Donegal and the Derryveagh Mountains.

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58.3 km

View of Dunfanaghy and Muckish Mountain

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Cycling on Horn Head takes in this wonderous view over to Dunfanaghy. Muckish Mountain looms tall behind it, with the Derryveagh Mountains further behind to the west.

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61.8 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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35.4 km

24.4 km

2.05 km

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40.4 km

21.2 km

102 m

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Monday 1 June

17°C

10°C

39 %

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An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh) – View of Mount Errigal loop from Dunfanaghy

An Fál Carrach (Falcarragh)

Dunlewy

Views of Errigal and the Poisoned Glen

Magnificent views of Errigal

View of Mount Errigal

View of Dunfanaghy and Muckish Mountain

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