Hiking through the heart of the Emerald Isle – discover central Ireland

The Lough Derg Way is more than 60 kilometers long long-distance hiking trail that first runs along the River Shannon and later along Lake Lough Derg in County Clare. The breathtaking scenery and fascinating heritage make this trail one of the most beautiful long hikes in Ireland.



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In the west of County Cavan rise the Cuilcagh Mountains, on whose west side the longest river on the island flows: the Shannon. The 22-kilometer Cavan Way runs through the valley from Dowra to Blacklion. You walk between the lakes Upper Lough MacNean and Lower Lough MacNean on the border with Northern… read more

The section of the long-distance hiking trail Beara Way leads from Leitrim via Drumshanbo to Dowra. Sections over dirt roads alternate with stretches through gentle hills. The path is easy to hike, but quite long - if that is too long for you in one go, you can split the tour over two days. Incidentally… read more

This almost 16-kilometer hike promises breathtaking views and a perfect photo spot. The Turraun Route in Lough Boora Discovery Park takes you through an old peat bog that used to be used for peat extraction (e.g. for fuel). The moor has now been renatured and offers wonderful hiking opportunities.



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This loop is uphill through a forest trail and a forest trail through Aherlow Nature Park and Ballinacourty Woods. On your way you cross the southern shoulder of Slievenamuck and catch impressive views of the Galty Mountains over the Glen of Aherlow. We have extended the original route a little - for… read more

On this hike it will be species-rich and stately! You wander through the Portumna Forest Park, an enchanting park that is almost 450 hectares in size. It was formerly owned by the Clanrickarde family. Scattered over the coniferous forest there are occasionally natural forests in which ash and beech trees… read more

Ireland like out of a picture book: this hike has everything your Irish heart desires. Lush meadows, steep cliffs, impressive ruins and wonderful viewpoints make the Ardmore Cliff Walk a special highlight of your Ireland vacation. On your hike you will go around Ardmore Head and Ram Head and walk past… read more

Expansive views of the lush green landscape await you on this circular hike through the 12 O'Clock Hills in County Clare. The nature here is less harsh than in other parts of Ireland. Through an extensive forest you climb the main summit of the group of hills, the Knockanuarha. On the way you will pass… read more

This beautiful circular hike takes you on back roads and moor paths into the heart of this fascinating moor landscape. You cross an attractive and varied nature with beautiful views of Lough O'Flynn, the River Suck, open peatland, evergreen forests and typical moorland vegetation. The section over the… read more

The highest village in the Galtee Mountain Range, Anglesborough is rich in history and culture. Your hike begins at the village community center. Before you turn right to climb Paradise Hill, you will see a large monument with the image of Liam Lynch on the side of the road. Lynch was a general in the… read more

This hike takes you over a forest road, a forest path and a back road through dense forests and open slopes along the foothills of Feenlea Mountain. Below you lies the beautiful expanse of Lough Derg, from which you can enjoy breathtaking views. To admire the best views, you walk the path counter-clockwise… read more

The Knockmealdown Trails lead over gravel access roads, old paths and smaller tarred roads. You mainly hike through the Coillte Forest on the scenic northern slopes of the Knockmealdown Mountains.



This area is of great historical, cultural and ecological interest with magnificent views over the fertile… read more