Clew Bay Archeology Trail
Clew Bay in County Mayo, is one of Ireland�s most spectacular sea inlets and the Clew Bay Archeological Trail takes in the best of this spectacular and culture-rich region, a 35 km journey spanning some 6,000 years of history.
The Clew Bay Archeological Trail 35 km journey along the shores of Clew Bay in County May that spans some 6,000 years of history. The trail takes in 21 archaeological and heritage sites, covering a broad expanse of topics: from rock art from the megalithic age, the famine, and Ireland�s Pirate Queen.
The Clew Bay Archeological Trail takes walkers in the footsteps of people who have lived, loved, farmed, fought, prayed, mourned and danced here for millennia with highlights including the climb of Ireland�s most holy mountain, Croagh Patrick, and a visit to Clare Island, famous for the exploits of its very own Pirate Queen, Grace O�Malley. All you need to bring is a sense of adventure.
