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1.10 Hrs
5.341 Kms
It’s no secret that Galway’s coastlines, wetlands, and forests are home to an abundance of wildlife. From swans and otters to wrens and damselflies, the West Coast is one of the most biodiverse and ecologically rich areas in Ireland. However, you might be surprised to know that you can find many of these birds, mammals, and insects right here in the city. Galway’s unique location attracts many different kinds of migratory birds while our canals, embankments, piers, bridges, and beaches are important habitats for some of Ireland’s most treasured creatures. This trail - which brings you alongside Galway’s waterways and bay - will help you identify the various animals that live in and around our medieval city. From Eglington canal to Nimmo’s Pier, there’s so much to discover, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled from the get-go!