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Mourne Mountains

 
 

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Mourne Mountains

Mourne Mountains Mourne Mountains, Northern Ireland Among the most famous mountains in the country, the surrounding area is of outstanding natural beauty and has been put forth as the first national park in Northern Ireland Vladimira Dvorakova / age fotostock;

Mourne Mountains stretch out to the east region in the neighbourhood of Newcastle. Their wooded hills peak at 2,788 feet on Mount Slieve Donard, offering an ideal destination for excursions. For instance, you can climb to Silent Valley from Kilkeel or go to the water reservoirs of Belfast city. These are surrounded by the 22 mile long and 7 feet high Mourne Wall. On Slieve Croob hill, you will equally find the Legannany dolmen. It is the largest in Northern Ireland. Close your tour by visiting the Anglo-Norman fortress of Greencastle. The impressive vestiges stand at the entrance to Carlingford Lough against a breathtaking background. Equally make a trip to Newcastle, a lovely seaside resort lying at the foot of the Mourne Mountains.

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