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Fair Head & Murlough Bay From The Air | County Antrim 🇬🇧

Please watch: "A Walk Along Blackhead Path"    • A Walk Along Blackhead Path | County Antri...   -~- A day out at Fair Head & Murlough Bay with aerial footage of the cliffs & lough's. We first check out the ruins of the old colliery cottages, before heading to the top of Fair Head. Fair Head or Benmore (from Irish: an Bhinn Mhór) is a rocky headland at the north-eastern corner of County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It lies 3 miles (5 km) east of Ballycastle town, and is the closest part of the mainland to Rathlin Island. Geography books have long measured the length of Ireland "from Fair Head to Mizen Head". It is a very highly regarded rock-climbing location, and is believed to be the biggest expanse of climbable rock in the British Isles. The headland of Fair Head rises 196m (643 feet) above the sea. Wild goats can be seen roaming among the rocks beneath the clifftops, where a walkway called The Grey Man's Path winds around the rugged coastline. From the road, a manmade Iron Age island or crannóg can be seen in the middle of a lake, Lough na Cranagh. The lakes are stocked with trout and can be fished during the summer months.