Carraig-na-Sasanac
Carraig-na-Sasanac is a natural rock formation located in County Cavan. It is categorized specifically as a rock formation.
An Cabhán · Ulster · 16 places
County Cavan (An Cabhán) in Ulster features 16 mapped sea cliffs & rock formations, led by Carraig-na-Sasanac, Carricknagore Rock, and Cavern. Across these 16 listings, 7 include mapped nearby public parking. Dramatic Atlantic cliffs, sea stacks, caves, and basalt columns.
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Carraig-na-Sasanac is a natural rock formation located in County Cavan. It is categorized specifically as a rock formation.
Carricknagore Rock is a natural rock formation situated in County Cavan. Visitors can find this local rock feature in the area.
Foxes Cave is a natural cave located in County Cavan. It is an underground geological site in the region.
Legnashinna Cavern is a natural cave found in County Cavan. It serves as a subterranean feature for visitors exploring local caves.
Legnaveagh Sinkhole is a natural cave feature situated in County Cavan. It represents one of the local geological formations in the county.
Pollnagollum is a natural cave situated in County Cavan. Visitors can explore this subterranean geological feature.
Pollnagollum is another natural cave located in County Cavan. It provides an additional subterranean site for visitors to explore.
Raven's Rock is a natural rock formation situated in County Cavan. Visitors can view this geological feature in the region.