Celebrate World Earth Day by joining Geopark Guide, Fergal, for a gentle springtime meander through a woodland trail on Inishmore, Butlers Bridge.
Hear about how trees and woodland can tell us about climate, land ,water and animals around us.
Suitable for Adults.
11am - 1pm, €15 per person
Please wear sturdy footwear and bring warm waterproof clothing.
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