Join Geopark Guide and local expert Ian for a guided walk at this beautiful site. See Cuilcagh Mountain from a different view as you follow the Owenbreen River through the blanket bog. See some fossils on the riverbank and take a trip through time when Ireland was under a shallow tropical sea.
Suitability: Suitable for adults
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