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Willem VS
May 23, 2026
Cycling
One of the most characteristic Connemara roads: narrow asphalt, slightly undulating, and constantly accompanied by water and low green ridges. Lough Fee lies elongated and open in the landscape. The road runs close to the banks, giving you almost continuous views of water, bog, and the surrounding hills. It feels remote and serene, with broad west coast air and an almost timeless tranquility.
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Natalie
April 18, 2023
Hiking
A freshwater lake surrounded by mountains, Lough Fee is a calm and tranquil place to hike and a good spot for bird watching. In the spring, the rhododendrons give a splash of bright colour to the lough's surrounds.
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