Landmark
Boheh Stone
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The Boheh Stone is a remarkable Neolithic rock art site located on the slopes of Croagh Patrick, just outside Westport. This large glacial erratic boulder is covered with intricate cup-and-ring marks, a form of prehistoric art dating back over 4,000 years. Visitors can walk up to the stone and trace the mysterious carvings with their fingers, wondering about their purpose. The site offers stunning views of Clew Bay and the surrounding countryside, making it a peaceful spot for contemplation. Its proximity to the iconic Croagh Patrick adds to its spiritual and historical significance. A visit here is a chance to connect with Ireland's ancient past in a serene, natural setting.
Don't miss
- Examine the extensive cup-and-ring carvings on the boulder
- Enjoy panoramic views of Clew Bay and Croagh Patrick
- Visit the nearby Boheh Mass Rock, a site of religious significance
- Combine with a pilgrimage or hike up Croagh Patrick
- Photograph the stone at sunset for dramatic lighting
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