Glendalough Derrybawn Woodland Trail (Orange Route)
The Derrybawn Woodland Trail is one of the shorter walks in Glendalough. Also known as the Glendalough Orange Route, it’s an 8km trail that takes …
Hikes and Walks
A Guide To Bushy Park In Dublin
The very popular Bushy Park in Terenure is one of our favourite parks in Dublin. Boasting 51 beautiful acres, the park dates way back to 1700 …
Glendalough Waterfall Walk Guide (Poulanass Pink Route)
The Glendalough Waterfall Walk (the Pink Route) is a nice short stroll. And, while there is some incline at the beginning, it’s a good option …
Glendalough Walks And Hikes: 8 Trails To Try Today
There’s plenty of Glendalough walks, with something to suit most fitness levels. Some of the hikes in Glendalough, like the Spinc, are tough going while …
Glenariff Forest Park Walks: 4 Trails To Tackle
Tackling one of the Glenariff Forest Park walks is a fine way to spend a morning! A ‘hidden gem’, of sorts, along the Causeway Coastal Route, …
Silent Valley Reservoir: Parking, The Walks + Map
Sitting amid the stunning Mourne Mountains, the Silent Valley Reservoir is an amazing example of human engineering and ingenuity. But far more than that, the …
A Guide to Fernhill House And Gardens: Dublin’s Newest Public Park
The beautiful Fernhill Gardens in Stepaside is one of the newest parks in Dublin, and it’s well worth a visit. Set on a very large …
A Guide To The 5-Day Burren Way Walk (Includes Map)
The Burren Way is a 114km long-distance walking trail that cuts across the heart of the Burren in County Clare, one of Europe’s largest karst …
The Dingle Way Hike Guide (The Stages, The Trail + Where To Stay)
The Dingle Way is arguably one of the best things to do in Kerry, if you have some time and you fancy exploring on foot. …
A Guide To The Knocknashee Walk In Sligo
Although it’s less known than some of the more popular Sligo walks, the Knocknashee Walk packs a punch. The hills here are alive… with the …