Visited in September 2022. The cliffs here were not on out itinerary, but so happy we took advice from another tourist to visit! Amazing views! If you are a senior, I recommend taking the bus, the ride up was fun! Do not miss this if you get to Donegal!

We were driving so we missed the turn to the road up to the cliffs as it looks like a local street. Watch the signs it is the right turn after the Rusty Mackrel. The drive up alone is a breath taker !!! Thankfully I read some information that our US handicapped tag would be honored and we got to go all the way to the top otherwise my Hubby would not have been able to walk that much. Once up there it is breathtaking ~ it was foggy and starting to rain but still worth the trouble finding it. I wish it was later in the year if we could have taken the boat ride and seen them from below too it would have amazing. The pics I took due no justice. We are not current hikers but I was at one point and I would read all of the information on hiking there it is NOT for the novice hiker at all !!! There is an adorable coffee van on the road into the village Teelin Road ~ stop they are nice and helpful and delish hot coffee.

Stunning views and great spot to relax. We got the bus from the visitor centre and the driver was great (sorry didnt get his name) a short drive that i was happy not to be doing! He was great and gave a nice brief but interesting history of the area etc both up and down. At the top there was a van to be able to get tea/coffee and or icecream which was lovely. Highly recommend and worth a visit

Blessed with a fine day if a little breezy. An efficient shuttle bus service up and down from the cliffs. Beautiful views. Had a yummy ice cream from a van near the cliffs. A pleasant short visit.

The Cliffs here are pretty spectacular, but if you want a comparison, we thought that the Cliffs of Moher were a bit more scenic. And these cliffs require a lot of hard work, expecially if you want to hike all the way to the top. We found it cold and a bit rainy, and that didn't help. It could be miserable on a colder, windier, and rainier day. But I repeat the the cliffs are pretty spectacular and very much worth the effort.

Shuttle bus was not running on weekdays yet as of May 29. Need to drive 2 km to car park, and IF they have room pay your 5E to park. You can use coins or credit card but give the card a minute to process so you don't pay twice like I did. Then it is a 2 km walk mostly up hill. Very steep at first. Then you get to the lot where you can walk to top of cliff. It is beautiful on a nice day but a long walk without the shuttle.

We would not have gone here if our travel planned hadn’t lined this up for us, but wow, am I glad we did. One day after feeling like the Giant’s Causeway will be etched in my memory bank for life, we visited Slieve League and I don’t ever want to forget it. We were booked on a tour and took a bus up the road and it was fully worth it. Our guide was a local guy, as well as a singer-songwriter, and he was utterly fantastic. Imagine checking out that spectacular view, with a rainbow, on Father’s Day, while your guide sings a folk song about his father. Made my eyes sweat a little. Just an incredible view on a beautiful day. Will be hard to top this experience.

These views were absolutely fantastic! I think they were the prettiest I saw in Ireland, I highly recommend them. Also there are tons of sheep around which makes this even better. Watch out for sheep poop though. It is a bit of a walk from the entrance to the main viewing area, but you can take a bus, or if you pay a little extra you can drive up to the top. Again the views are fantastic. Also at the top there are folks selling souvenirs, and food, including apparently lobster rolls! You can do more hiking along the cliffs, though there are signs that caution it could be dangerous. But the views from the main area are def worth to see.

By Far one of my favorite cliff visits!! Did you know it's twice as high as the Cliffs of Moher and one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe? Well worth the steep hike up the mountain but for those with Asthma like myself you may wish to ask for permission to ride up to the top. I chose to hike the paved road to the viewing platform but had to make frequent stops and use my inhaler. It was definitely well worth the hike as there was an abundance of Cliff views at every turn. The cliffs were absolutely breathtaking, not as crowded or famous as the Cliffs of Moher, so we had a more intimate experience. The sheep roaming freely along the landscaping made for an even more pleasant time. I would highly recommend this if you visit the County of Donegal. The country and the people were so friendly and helpful with their recommendations of this site. We are so glad we included it on our itinerary! Absolutely loved it!