The Connemara Way
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The Wicklow Way
It's time to get your boots on and hit the trails of Wicklow's wide open spaces!
4.39/5 (910 votes)
The Gobbins
An original experience that takes you along the coast like a via ferrata!
3.54/5 (727 votes)
Croagh Patrick
A place of pilgrimage! It's usually hiked to pay homage to St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint.
3.69/5 (351 votes)
The Kerry Way
A hiking trail that will let you explore the best of County Kerry's wilderness.
3.52/5 (183 votes)
The Dingle Way
A walking route to follow at your whim! Explore the beauty of the wild Dingle Peninsula!
3.46/5 (158 votes)
The Howth Cliff Path
The Howth cliff path is a superb 7.1km circuit that allows you to discover the Howth Peninsula (Co. Dublin) and its superb cliffs!
4.72/5 (121 votes)
Lough Googh Loop Walk
The Lough Googh Loop Walk is one of Ireland's most beautiful walking routes. But it's also one of the most difficult and dangerous!
4.79/5 (104 votes)
The Cliff Walk
The Cliff Walk is a hiking trail on the Bray side of County Wicklow. The 7-kilometre stretch runs alongside the sea, offering…
3.56/5 (96 votes)
The Glen Walk
A circuit for walkers in search of wild landscapes! Right in the middle of Glenveagh National Park!
3.61/5 (84 votes)
The Sheep’s Head Way
Do you love hiking and want to discover the wild coastline of the Sheep's Head Peninsula? The Sheep's Head Way is an…
3.46/5 (61 votes)
Copper Coast Geopark
The Copper Coast Geopark is a coastal park in County Waterford. Listed as a UNESCO World Geopark since 2004, it offers several…
3.51/5 (37 votes)
The Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail
The Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail is a hiking trail where you follow a footbridge across the Irish moors. A magical walk in the heart of nature!
3.77/5 (30 votes)
Mount Brandon
It's the highest point on the Dingle Peninsula! Reserved for xcellent walkers with a solid set of stamina and who aren't afraid of an uphill climb!
3.60/5 (30 votes)
The Salthill promenade
The Salthill promenade is a 2km-long pedestrian circuit located in Salthill, a coastal area belonging to the city of Galway in Ireland.…
3.41/5 (27 votes)
The Allihies Copper Mine Trail
For many years, the village of Allihies was one of the country's leading mining operations. That's why one of the village's star…
4.09/5 (23 votes)
The Ballycotton Cliff Walk
How about getting lost on Irish trails? This is where Irish beauty really comes into its own!
3.95/5 (22 votes)
The Beara Way
A little hiking circuit that's sure to do you good! The invigorating air and surrounding scenery are well worth the effort!
3.64/5 (14 votes)
The Kinsale Loop
Are you passing through Kinsale and feel like stretching your legs? Don't miss the Kinsale Loop, a 6km loop through the surrounding area!
4.40/5 (10 votes)
The Gleniff Horseshoe
An ideal hiking trail to immerse yourself in the heart of the Irish wilderness.
3.60/5 (10 votes)
St Declan’s Way Pilgrim Trail
Discover Ireland's St. Declan's Way Pilgrim Trail: a historic 115 km route between Ardmore and Cashel, through sublime landscapes and monastic heritage.
2.75/5 (4 votes)
Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk
If you want to walk the Cliffs of Moher, the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk is a must. It runs north from…
1.75/5 (4 votes)
The Ballybunion Beach Trail
Explore the Irish coast on the Ballybunion Beach Trail, a two-hour hike along the coastline! A magnificent loop to do in fine weather!
5.00/5 (2 votes)