Walk the coastal boardwalk
A gentle 2 km loop, roughly half of it boardwalk, crosses Atlantic blanket bog and a sheltered shoreline. It is graded easy and is wheelchair accessible, taking most people well under an hour.





A gentle 2 km boardwalk loop across Atlantic blanket bog and a sheltered shoreline, squeezed between the Nephin Beg mountains and Bellacragher Bay. It doubles as one of the national park's Gold Tier Dark Sky viewing points.
A gentle 2 km loop, roughly half of it boardwalk, crosses Atlantic blanket bog and a sheltered shoreline. It is graded easy and is wheelchair accessible, taking most people well under an hour.

Pine stumps from woodlands that once covered this coast still stand on the shore and emerge from the bog — the trail's most unusual sight and a window on the area's lost forests.
Curlew and ringed plover call across the bay, while otters, grey herons and seals are regularly seen from the shoreline path. Dogs are welcome but must stay on a lead.
Claggan is one of three signature viewing points in Mayo Dark Sky Park, with no artificial lighting on site. Watch the sky from the car or walk to a quieter spot overlooking the bay.
Eight kilometres north on the N59, the centre has an interactive exhibition, National Park guides, the Ginger & Wild Café and the accessible 2 km Tóchar Daithí Bán nature trail.
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