Connemara National Park

"Diamond Hill fait partie de la chaîne de montagnes des Twelve Bens l’une des plus impressionnantes chaînes de massifs montagneux d’Irlande. Elle appartient aux plus petits sommets de la chaîne, avec une hauteur de seulement 445 mètres d’altitude. C’est un petit sommet parfait pour débuter sa semaine de marche dans le Connemara. 🏔️🌅 ℹ️ La randonnée démarre à partir du Visitor Centre du Parc National du Connemara, situé à Letterfrack."

"The park covers an area of 2,957 hectares and is dominated by the Twelve Bens mountain range, which is popular with hikers and climbers. The park is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including heather, bog cotton, gorse, and a range of bird species. Visitors can also spot some of the park's resident animals, such as Connemara ponies, red deer, and Irish hares."

"About an hour and a half outside of Galway, you'll find Connemara National Park and miles of beautiful Irish country to explore! I'd highly recommend the Diamond Hill Loop, which is a moderate hike that provides 360 views from the top! Stopping by the coast is also a must. If you don't have a car, day trips are available that will even give you hiking time!"