Hikes and Walks

At 2,257 feet/687 meters high, the enormous Croaghaun Cliffs on Achill Island are officially the highest sea cliffs in Ireland.  Although there are several ways …

Carved out by glaciers over 70,000 years ago, Gleninchaquin Park is a long, narrow valley with roaring waterfalls, mirror-like lakes, and ancient oak woodlands, all …

Lough Hyne is a small tidal saltwater lake 5km from Skibbereen, globally renowned for its rare marine life, striking beauty, and its title as Ireland’s …

Sadly, the Old Head Of Kinsale Walk is no longer as it once was. Now, this isn’t a new development – in 2002 the owner …

The Scilly Walk in Kinsale treats you to magnificent harbour views, with two options to choose from: a 4.1km looped trail or a slightly shorter …

Cardiac Hill in Killarney is a tough, 4.5km looped trail that takes 1 – 1.5 hours to complete. You can start the walk from one …

So, there are three main ways of doing the Torc Mountain walk, depending on 1, how long of a hike you want and 2, if you …

The Bray Head Loop is sadly no more – this is now a 4km there-and-back walk! However, fear not – it’s still a wonderful ramble …

This is a collection of my favourite Wicklow walks, ranging from hard to handy. From long-distance slogs, like the mighty Wicklow Way, to short rambles, …

The Slemish Mountain walk is one of our favourite Glens of Antrim rambles. Rising to an elevation of 437 m (1,434 ft), Mount Slemish is …