It's a beautiful trail, either starting from the visitor center including a free shuttle bus to the viewing platform, there's also a lower car park a bit further from where you can walk to the viewing platform (around 2km). From the viewing platform the trail starts, it's not very technical, mainly rock stairs and lots of wind.

Great hike up to the top snd back down the Pilgrims path. Safer to do it clockwise- exposed and windy in parts.

A must visit when in Northern Ireland. The visitor centre is easy to find and drive to. There are various walks you can do and the views are spectacular. Recommended to wear suitable outdoor clothing and walking boots. You can either drive yourself to the visitor centre or take an organised tour. It is well worth a visit.

We let the car down in the parking and we walk all the way up.But we so people opening the gate and pass with the car up, so we actually don't know if you are allowed with the car or not.But the walking is worthy as the views are amazing!

It was a very nice hike, about 4 miles, but you don't even feel how long it is because of the absolutely stunning views all the way up. Me and my family had a great time, and got a little workout too 😁. And even if it doesn't feel like there is much wind, don't try to fly your drone here (it might shoot 1000 ft in the air and not co.e down til the battery is almost dead) but we got my drone back at the end when it was a few feet from the ground, and my father did a heroic Frisbee grab as it was about to shoot back up. And tons of friendly sheep road.ing around makes the experience even more adventurous.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Slieve League is absolutely breathtaking — the views are unreal and worth every minute of the trip. You can either take a long but easy walk up or drive most of the way (there’s even parking at the top, complete with an ice cream truck waiting!). The cliffs are stunning, peaceful, and far less crowded than the Cliffs of Moher (went to the cliffs of Moher after this and they were UNDERWHELMING in comparison) which makes the experience feel even more special. An absolute must-see if you’re in Donegal.

I visited in July 2025 - weather did not get in the way of enjoying this spectacular coast and views. Highly, highly recommend. Visitor center was nice - friendly people and snack bar.

Located a very short drive from Doagh Famine Village, this small castle along the coast offers spectacular views of the sea and surrounding areas. Access to the inside of the castle is barred by a metal gate. However, this doesn't spoil the wonderful views nor the soothing sounds of the gentle, lapping waves present here. A worthy excursion.

The castle itself isn't anything particularly amazing, but the location is stunning on a sunny day. Lovely pebble beaches, rocks and turquoise sea.

Stunning and beautiful, like a film scene but giving it 4 stars as if youre a nervous driver i wouldn’t recommend driving to it as its also like a private lane. Just get outta the car, take pictures and leave. But stunning view of coast. Just take a left when you come to the doagh famine village

Beautiful spot with lots of history and stunning views. Park on the grass and after 20 meters you are in the castle grounds. Seek for the wave splash behind the castle but I think it's visible only on high tide waves.

Not well known but a simply stunning view from there.

Although there is not much left of the castle, what is left is wonderful to see and explore. The sights around the castle are amazing and we absolutely loved watching the ocean crash on the rocks. There is a small beach beside the castle which is great for getting a better angle of the powerful waves hitting the cliffsides. I would reccomend this to anyone in the area who is looking to see some history and some nature all in one.

Great place to visit at high tide 🌊. There is a small parking lot behind the buildings. If you proceed on the farm road after visiting the castle you will also end up on a beach.

Went here for dinner and drinks after some light hiking. Ambiance was great and service was good with our meals showing up quickly. My starter of the goat cheese tart was excellent. The fish and chips were a bit excessively oily and the chips not so great, so a bit of a mixed bag. Would definitely return though.

Cozy irish Pub with classical Pub food on the menu, even a few vegetarian options. The curry I had wasn‘t the best (especially for the price) but the staff was very friendly. We were delighted that our dog was allowed there, however we were placed in the winter garden. Overall, the experience was okay.

A GEM in the countryside. Visited for a late lunch after a wet hike. 6 of us seated quickly. The Guinness was cold and the Chowder was plentiful and warm. Probably the best chowder I've had in some time. Would love to come back.

Staff were lovely and the pub is charming but I feel that this is a bit of a tourist trap, the menu is drastically reduced out of season, fish and chips were ok the batter wasn't very crispy. Husband had fish pie and that was ok. Not as good as we expected it to be

Having frequented the rusty mackerel for years without an issue i feel it has changed somewhat & not for the best. The food was mediocre at best and priced way above average. The Guinness used to be the best around even that standard has gone. Cmon lads get it together need to do better .

We had a great meal here. On hearing it was my sister's birthday they produced a dessert with candle free if charge. Staff were friendly and efficient. Good value for money.

So let down by the menu and service!! A little over priced for what was served!!! Chowder was thickened with cornstarch two bites of fish rest was celery!! Chicken burger was fresh couldn’t fault the flavour , chicken wings none enjoyable spice, no balance ! Was served with greens! Fish& chip okay! Staff not great! Personal opinion they need a little training!! Heard one member staff asking for a review very unprofessional..she even spelt her name out while he was walking away… staff seem to focus on the tourist! Bad move … live in the moment