Slí Dhún Cosán Colmcille - Colmcille Trail na nGall Garrygort MILFORD Urbal- P LETTERKENNY shinny Drumbern DONEGAL TOWN Kilwarry Lough Coney Walk Loughdoo Donegal Lough Loch Napuckan Colmcille P Parking Aghanursan P MILFORD Lough Doo i Information Viewing Point Glenkeen Seating Forquar Ballygay Forrest/ P Woodland Doonilly Hill 0.5 km Maps based on Ordnance Survey Ireland by permis- The information in this sheet has been provided by Donegal County Council and by third parties for information purposes only. sion under Licence Number 2003/07CCMA Donegal Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that the content is correct at time of printing, neither Donegal County Council or con- Co. Co. tributing third parties can be held responsible for any errors or omissions. Walk Details Although close to the town of Milford, and easily accessed from there, Loch Colmcille is a remote and tranquil location in an area which is rich in history and wildlife. The route to and from Milford is along footpath and quiet roads, whilst the 2.5 km section to the east of the Loch is along a disused road which is not accessible to cars. Distance: Approximately 7 kms Time: 2 hours Terrain: Footpaths, quiet roads. rough track, Grading: Easy to Moderate (the section east of Loch Colmcille can be rough and wet underfoot). Getting There Carrowkeel Milford is just 20 minutes drive from Letterkenny and 30 minutes from Glenveagh National Park. The walk itself is sign-posted from Main Street Rathmullan in Milford. MILFORD R247 To Glenveagh R245 Information: National Park Lough Swilly For further information on other walks in the area please contact Kilmacrennan Rathmelton To Derry Hills of Donegal Tourism, Enterprise House, Milford (top of Main St) N56 or phone 07491 53736. R245 N13 For general information on walking in County Donegal, please contact LETTERKENNY Fáilte Ireland North West on 07491 21160 or visit www.walkingdonegal.ie Manor- cunninham or www.donegal.ie. N14 To Ballybofey To Lifford These information sheets have been prepared by & Stranorlar Donegal County Council c Development of this walk was a joint initiative This Project has been supported by the European Union under the EU Programme for Peace & Reconciliation 2000-2006 (Peace II) and part financed between Donegal County Council and by the Irish Government under the National Development Plan 2000-2006 IRD Milford Ltd. through the Special EU Programmes Body..