The Hellfire Club Walk: Parking, History + Trail Guide
The Hellfire Club Walk (AKA ‘the Montpellier Loop’) is a 4.2km trail that takes 1-1.5 hours to complete. For anyone with a moderate level of …
Hikes and Walks
Cave Hill Belfast: A Guide to The Cave Hill Walk (With Map)
The Cave Hill Walk is a tough, 3.3 mile/5.2km looped trail around Cave Hill County Park in Belfast that requires a good level of fitness. …
Oulart Hill: A Fine Ramble Up To See The Tulach a’ tSolais Monument
Of all the monuments and statues dedicated to the 1798 Irish Rebellion, the Tulach a’ tSolais Monument in County Wexford is perhaps the most unique. …
A Guide To The Carrickgollogan Forest Walk In Dublin
The Carrickgollogan Forest Walk is a great little weekend ramble in the Dublin Mountains. It’s not too hard on the legs and it offers some …
Tomies Wood In Killarney: The Walks, O’Sullivan’s Cascade + Car Park Info
There are two versions of the Tomies Wood Walk – a long forest loop with lake and mountain views, and a shorter out-and-back trail that …
16 of the Best Hikes in Ireland (From Hard to Handy)
This is a collection of the hikes in Ireland that I’ve enjoyed most over the last 10 years, from Carrauntoohil (1,038m – Ireland’s highest peak) …
Courtown Woods In Wexford: A Gorgeous Spot For A Stroll
If you’re looking for forest walks in Wexford, get yourself down to Courtown Woods. For a small seaside fishing village, Courtown has got a lot …
A Guide To The Mighty Clogherhead Cliff Walk
I’d argue that the Clogherhead Cliff Walk is one of the most overlooked things to do in Louth. With its wild coastlines and soaring crags, …
Croghan Mountain In Wexford: A Guide To The Walks, Parking + Handy Info
Straddling the Wicklow and Wexford border, Croghan Mountain (aka Croghan Kinsella) is about as far-flung as the Wicklow Mountains get! But if you want to …
Howth Cliff Walk: 5 Routes for 2026 (Parking + Maps)
The Howth Cliff Walk, also known as the Howth Head Walk, is one of a series of trails that takes you along some of Dublin’s …