Bridges of Ross – This solitary sea arch is the best example of the wild nature of West Clare. The top is covered in a green layer of grass, and below, water crashes against the rocks. Although the name of this place implies several bridges, in fact, there is only one.
The area originally had three incredible naturally formed sea arches. But after centuries of erosion, the very phenomenon that created these geological features, two of them collapsed into the sea, leaving only one bridge standing.
There is a free car park with picnic tables nearby. You need to walk along the path around the cliff to see the bridge in full. Wear suitable walking shoes and be prepared for rain or wind.
The surrounding rugged cliffs, the waves crashing against them and the local seabirds provide excellent opportunities for exclusive photos. For the best lighting for shooting, visit Bridges of Ross at sunrise or sunset.
* Be careful with strong winds and slippery rocks.
* Cons: It is impossible to get here without your own vehicle.
Source: alp.org.ua