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Hillwalking groups/clubs in south west Donegal

  • 02-01-2015 11:00pm
    #1
    shuffle65
    Registered Users Posts: 204 ✭✭


    Hi, just recently moved back to the Ardara area, used to do quite a bit of hillwalking and am keen to get back into it again. So I was wondering if there are any hillwalking groups/clubs in the Ardara/Glenties/Killybegs area? Ta!
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  • #2
    SimoBurn
    Registered Users Posts: 11 ✭SimoBurn


    There is bound to be a club somewhere near you. You could also check out Mountain Views.ie for info in your area and you could put a post up on their forum about local clubs and walkers etc. Best of luck with it!


  • #3
    annapr
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,936 ✭✭✭annapr


    shuffle65 wrote: »
    Hi, just recently moved back to the Ardara area, used to do quite a bit of hillwalking and am keen to get back into it again. So I was wondering if there are any hillwalking groups/clubs in the Ardara/Glenties/Killybegs area? Ta!

    Hopefully you have found the Bluestack Ramblers and the Sliabh Liag hill walkers clubs by now. Both have open hikes as far as I know. Some of the best hikes in the country between Ardara and Glen. Enjoy!


  • #4
    shuffle65
    Registered Users Posts: 204 ✭✭shuffle65


    annapr wrote: »
    Hopefully you have found the Bluestack Ramblers and the Sliabh Liag hill walkers clubs by now. Both have open hikes as far as I know. Some of the best hikes in the country between Ardara and Glen. Enjoy!

    Thanks, I have heard of them but haven't contacted them yet, I'm waiting until the weather picks up. I've just invested in a new pair of hiking boots so I will get out there :)


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