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29 November 2017
Stunning, breathtaking and so much more than I expected. Much preferred this to the Cliffs of Moher which are simply over touristed with idiots taking dangerous selfies. Wild, untamed the path feels treachorous and quite nerve wracking but what a beautiful place. When you drive up you will see a parking lot and then slightly further up a gate across the road. You can open the gate and continue to drive further up the road but you have to keep the gate closed to make sure the sheep don't get out. There are no signs that tell you this but don't make the mistake of thinking you have to walk all the way up.
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20 September 2017
The highest accessible cliffs in Ireland, fantastic place and well worth the effort to see them. Five times higher than Moher!
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18 September 2017
Spectacular. The walk to the top can be tough when there has been a lot of rain. In September we spent over two hours to get to the beginning of one man's pass, and didn't have the time to do the full trail. If you plan to go further than the main viewing points at Bunglass, be prepared for a bit of a serious hike. Bring sticks, and good clothing. But you can also just play it by ear and see how far you get. The views are spectacular, no matter how far you get.
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29 August 2017
Spectacular views from the viewing point. And if you are a climber and a good walker who is not afraid of heights, continue up the broken path to the top. The pilgrim path is long and boring but safer. One man's pass is dangerous and scary in high winds. I only went out a few meters and would only recommend doing it with a guide. If the weather is bad, I'd recommend waiting in the Rusty Mackerel pub, have some food, and wait for the weather to clear.
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05 August 2017
Worth driving to this remote part. Weather permitting, it's a class hike with lovely views. Weather not permitting, don't do it as that Atlantic winds howls and the rain is sideways.
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17 April 2017
Breathtaking scenery - On arrival you can either drive all the way up (to a large car park) or if you are feeling energetic you can park the car and walk about 30mins or so to the cliffs. It can be a long trek, especially if the weather isn't favourable. Once at the cliffs you are rewarded with stunning views - make sure you bring your camera!
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