Trawlebane Loop Walk

A two-hour walk from Glandarta Bridge to Vaughan’s Pass, the Trawlebane Loop Walk passes through lovely and varied countryside and culminating in spectacular views of Bantry Bay.

You will pass by the statue of Captain Francis O’Neill who preserved a large part of the Irish traditional musical heritage in Chicago. (O’Neill’s legacy is celebrated in the annual Chief O’Neill Festival.)

You will observe the homestead of the Downing sisters and finally you will pass by a megalithic tomb called ‘The Queen’s table’, as you come in sight of Bantry down below.

You can purchase the Drimoleague Heritage Walkways book at Centra, Drimoleague for more details.

The third stretch of the Sheep’s Head Way walk on the spectacular Sheep’s Head peninsula leads you from Glanlough to Seefin via Gortnakilly, or by the Seefin ridge route Distance: 11km / 4hrs Sheep’s Head Way section 3 is also part of the Glanlough Loop. It climbs slowly up to the ridge that runs down […]

Mason’s Cottage is a spectacular holiday home with sea views, located on its own private landscaped grounds just outside Kilcrohane on the Sheep’s Head peninsula. This is a bright sunny welcoming holiday base, perfect for families, and tastefully furnished to a very high standard. Two miles from Kilcrohane village, and sixteen miles from the […]

A two-hour walk from Glandarta Bridge to Vaughan’s Pass, the Trawlebane Loop Walk passes through lovely and varied countryside and culminating in spectacular views of Bantry Bay.

Featured Activity

Sheep’s Head Way Section 3: Glanlough to Seefin

Featured Accommodation

Mason’s Cottage