The Organ — Giant's Causeway – Hamilton's Seat Viewpoint loop from Causeway Coast AONB

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The Organ — Giant's Causeway – Hamilton's Seat Viewpoint loop from Causeway Coast AONB

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The Organ — Giant's Causeway – Hamilton's Seat Viewpoint loop from Causeway Coast AONB

01:48

15.2km

240m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Causeway Coast AONB

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Fionn Mac Cumhaill's Shoe

Highlight • Natural Monument

The sea has created ingenious rock shapes.
Of course you should have a little imagination to discover certain forms of life in these formations, but it's fun.

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1.93 km

Nature really pulled out all the stops with this one! The Organ is a hugely impressive basalt cliff formation that assumes the form of huge church organ pipes. This spectacle is just a short stroll from the famous Giant's Causeway.

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4.90 km

Hamilton's Seat Viewpoint

Highlight • Natural Monument

This is a magnificent viewpoint on the Causeway Coast that looks out across Port na Tober. The terraced cliffs are a delight to behold, millions of years of geology writ …

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5.46 km

Giant's Causeway and Causeway Coast Clifftop Walk

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The raw elemental beauty of the Causeway Coastal Route captures the thrill of adventure in Northern Ireland. Maybe it's the sheer vastness and beauty of the landscape. Perhaps it is the mythical stories formed and inspired by the dramatic coastline.

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8.45 km

Dunseverick Castle

Highlight • Castle

It is said that Saint Patrick once visited Dunseverick Castle, where he baptized Olcán, a local man who later became Bishop of Ireland.

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8.55 km

Picnic Area with View of Causeway Coast

Highlight • Natural Monument

This perfectly placed picnic area sits on the Causeway Coast and boasts incomparable views along the coastline and out to the Irish Sea. Enjoy a quick break on one of …

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8.58 km

Dunseverick Castle Ruins

Highlight • Viewpoint

The castle was used as a fort and observation post and was attacked by Viking raiders in 870AD. It was one of the five great royal highways, or slighe of …

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9.46 km

Dunseverick Waterfall

Highlight • Waterfall

The waterfall itself is not high, but it is nice to look at because it flows directly into the sea. You can park right on the street and walk a small circular path

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