Benbulbin
Benbulbin is a 526 m table mountain in the Sligo country, characterized by a flat top and a sheer face. It is the peak referenced in Yeats’s poetry and serves as the primary hiking destination for the area.
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Benbulbin is a 526 m table mountain in the Sligo country, characterized by a flat top and a sheer face. It is the peak referenced in Yeats’s poetry and serves as the primary hiking destination for the area.
Clooney More is a fragile, partially private headland on Sligo Bay's north coast. This page details the surf break and responsible access methods, but deliberately withholds precise map coordinates to protect the habitat.
Drumcliff sits on the N15 eight km north of Sligo, holding the grave of W. B. Yeats in St. Columba’s churchyard. The site features a sixth-century monastery, a round tower, and a view of Benbulbin.
Lough Gill is a long, narrow lake west of Sligo, home to Benbulbin and Yeats’s Innisfree. It offers walking paths, calm boating, and protected natural habitats along its shores.
Sligo Head sits at the west end of Strandhill, offering a short walk to the water and a view of Benbulbin. It is home to the 1835 Blackrock lighthouse, the only one in Ireland with an external staircase.
Strandhill, a surf village on Sligo's north shore, pairs one of Ireland's most consistent beach breaks with a 200-year-old thatched cottage and the starting point for the Benbulbin walk.
A self-drive circuit around the Sligo country, starting and ending in Sligo town. It covers Drumcliff, Benbulbin, Glencar, Lough Gill, and Strandhill, offering a complete look at Yeats country in one day.