Bridges of Ross
Bridges of Ross
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Nat
8 contributions
Aug 2022
beautiful place to go for a short walk to enjoy exceptional views over the ocean and the natural bridges
Written 24 August 2022
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301lisa33
Coventry, UK1,725 contributions
Jul 2022
This site is located maybe 500m walk from the carpark. Whilst the direction to go is obvious it is less clear when you get there - but it is obvious when you do arrive. You can easily see it from the path. It is just further than you might expect.
The structure is impressive
This is still called 'bridges', even though only one remains. It is not clear where the others were.
There is a sizeable carpark.
The structure is impressive
This is still called 'bridges', even though only one remains. It is not clear where the others were.
There is a sizeable carpark.
Written 3 August 2022
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Tim O
Ireland27 contributions
May 2021 • Family
This is magnificent place to visit with loads of parking and picnic tables , The wilderness of sea against the rocks is breathtaking.
The sea gushing under the only remaining bridge is amazing well worth a visit
The sea gushing under the only remaining bridge is amazing well worth a visit
Written 11 June 2021
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Elly-May O
2 contributions
Nov 2019
Sitting watching the ocean. Watching the horses running wild. Went for a swim. Only go with a few people. Bring a camera, a sweater and a picnic.
Written 19 October 2020
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tommywelltravelled
Kilkenny, Ireland300 contributions
Aug 2020
As the best guide books say 'worth a detour'!
A highlight of the beautiful area of Loop Head, the Bridges of Ross has a lovely cliff walk, wonderful sea views and a coast battered and shaped by the sea. One of the wildest parts of the wild atlantic way.
A highlight of the beautiful area of Loop Head, the Bridges of Ross has a lovely cliff walk, wonderful sea views and a coast battered and shaped by the sea. One of the wildest parts of the wild atlantic way.
Written 5 September 2020
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Deirdre C
Dublin, Ireland58 contributions
Aug 2020
Beautiful spot.. views are amazing and it is well worth the drive out from Kilkee. Paths are easy to navigate
Written 13 August 2020
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Ginger1Winterthur
Winterthur, Switzerland210 contributions
Jun 2019
A really nice place to visit. We recommend, either early in the morning or late afternoon. The views and lights are beautiful
Written 24 October 2019
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Rich G
34 contributions
Sep 2019
We prefer Bridges of Ross over the Cliffs of Moher. Still some great cliff views, but fewer people, and you can walk out on the slabs of rock right to the ocean. Jacket is recommended, talk care walking on the wet rock. When the sun is shining, it is spectacular. A great part of the Loop Head Peninsula.
Written 10 October 2019
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Frederick, MD581 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
Nice area around the coast. Stop here to see sections of th ed coast TV that have been undercut by the water
Written 18 September 2019
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obrient
Bunratty, Ireland42 contributions
Sep 2019
Yes was there years ago............. Nice brisk walk .but I think the Council should upgrade the walk way to improve the Experience .
Written 12 September 2019
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siobhainodon
Manorhamilton, Ireland18 contributions
Hi, is this far from Liscannor? Thanks!
Dave M
Alkmaar, The Netherlands228 contributions
Probably around an hours drive, but it's beautiful 💚
tarshlou
Perth, Australia582 contributions
Hi,
Can you please tell me how long or how far it is to the bridge?
Thank you
Curious_Chemist
Connecticut195 contributions
It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the parking lot on a dirt path. The path is clearly marked and not close enough to the edge to be a falling threat. The only worry you will have is the occasional massive piles of cow poop. It is also pretty flat so anyone with a bad ankle or elderly can make the walk without too much of an issue.
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