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‘Stone Mountain is a beautiful big long grass growing on it, S honey yellow was going downhill on the Crois Mám like the dew..’ Here are the first lines of the poem prestigious ‘Slieve League’ to write the famous poet James Doraidheáin in the ninth century. Slieve League has not changed since then and her beauty is so fascinating and ever had. Stone Mountain is its breathtaking cliffs and a primary point of time identifying Wild Atlantic coast. Stone Mountain is a place of historical tours for Christians for thousands of years because of the Wealth unique cultural heritage and there. The mountain is located in the Donegal Gaeltacht and it is home to the highest sea hailtreacha in Europe accessible by foot away. The Green Bottom hailtreacha at more than 600m above sea wild. The scene will surprise the world you any time of day, and you look south across Donegal Bay to Sligo and Mayo. You will wonder the same of the natural environment is seen ahead, between plants and live chréatúirí sea and mountain. The sky overhead ghlégorm changing gradually a fhuarghorm sea and the sun lit hainglí beautiful mountain peaks under cover of purple heather. Is an enduring symbol of the Stone Mountain for the history, culture, folklore and spirituality of the area beautiful and special community in which it is located. With total satisfaction from the Stone Mountain wonders, it is strongly recommended you walk the few miles up to the viewing point, where you have full experience of the natural beauty of the area between sheep, birds and lakes. There is also opportunity to see Stone Mountain from the sea and boat trips option available regularly from Bay Teelin. You can go fishing or swimming off the harbor, giving you the opportunity to míola sea and see dolphins, and not far from you. No better place than the area for walkers as little challenge them to a journey of the Pilgrims Way and Single Path. Whoever reaches the summit of its beautiful view lying ahead, such will not ever seen him ever again.
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‘Sliabh Liag mór álainn a mbíonn féar fada ag fás air, S mil bhuí ag goil le fána ar an Mhám mar a bheadh an drúcht..’ Seo na céad línte den dán iomráiteach ‘Sliabh Liag’ a scríobh an file clúiteach Séamas Ó Doraidheáin sa naoiú haois déag. Níor athraigh Sliabh Liag ó shin agus tá a háilleacht chomh mealltach agus a bhi ariamh. Tá Sliabh an Liag agus a chuid ailtreacha ina bpríomhphointe aitheantais ar thuras cósta an Atlantaigh Fhiáin. Tá Sliabh an Liag ina áit turais stairiúil do Chríostaithe leis na mílte bliain mar gheall ar an tsaibhreas oidhreachta agus cultúrtha ar leith atá ann. Tá an tSliabh lonnaithe i nGaeltacht Dhún na nGall agus is ann atá na hailtreacha farraige is airde san Eoraip ar féidir teacht orthu de shiúl coise. Tá na hailtreacha ag Bun Glas níos mó ná 600m os cionn na farraige fiáine. Cuirfidh an radharc iontas an domhain ort am ar bith den lá, agus tú ag amharc ó dheas trasna Bhá Dhún na nGall go Sligeach agus Maigh Eo. Déanfaidh tú iontas mar an gcéanna den timpeallacht nádúrtha atá le feiceáil romhat, idir phlandaí agus chréatúirí beo ar farraige agus sliabh. Tá an spéir ghlégorm os do chionn ag athrú de réir a chéile ina farraige fhuarghorm agus an ghrian ag lasadh go hainglí ar bheanna áille an tsléibhe faoina gclúdach den fhraoch corcra. Siombail sheasmhach is ea Sliabh an Liag do stair, cultúr, béaloideas agus spioradáltacht an cheantair álainn agus an phobail speisialta ina bhfuil sé suite. Le sásamh iomlán a bhaint as iontais Shliabh an Liag, moltar go láidir duit siúl an cúpla míle fhad leis an phointe radhairc, áit a mbeidh blaiseadh iomlán agat ar áilleacht nádúrtha an cheantair idir chaoirigh, éanacha agus lochanna. Tá deis ann fosta Sliabh an Liag a fheiceáil ón fharraige agus rogha turais báid ar fáil go rialta ó Chuan Theilinn. Thig leat dul ag iascaireacht nó ag snámh amach ón chuan, rud a thabharfaidh seans duit míola mara agus deilfeanna a fheiceáil, agus gan iad i bhfad uait. Níl áit is fearr ná an cheantar seo do shiúlóirí mar ní beag an dúshlán dóibh dul a thriall ar Bhealach an Oilithrigh agus an Cosán Aonair. An té a shroicheann an mullach lena radharc álainn ina luí amach roimhe, ní bheidh a leithéid le feiceáil aige choíche go deo arís.