Mainly following path, this delightful walk starts on the valley floor and traces the course of the infant River Lee…
- 1.4 km
- 1h
- 50 m
69 waymarked trails in County Cork, typically 8.2 km and up to 2,300 km. Distances, grades and route lines come from Sport Ireland's National Trails Register.
Mainly following path, this delightful walk starts on the valley floor and traces the course of the infant River Lee…
Following paths, this loop passes by several waterfalls to a viewing point under Tuarin Beag, giving magnificent views of Coomroe…
While surrounded by high hills this is a gentle forest walk taking in the infant River Lee, crossing over a…
Cork
This looped walk can be walked in either direction however for better views along the trail anticlockwise is recommended. It…
Mostly on path and minor road, this is the longest, most difficult and most exciting of the trails in the…
Moanbaun Wood lies on a plateau on high exposed ground. The trail is mostly level with a few small inclines…
This looped nature trail follows a path in the shadow of the Shehy Mountains and showcases the rich diversity of…
This walk lies in a valley with sheer walls of Old Red Sandstone rock rising to 370 metres. Taking paths…
From the trailhead the route goes up St Mary’s Road and follows the local road for about 2.65 Km until…
Long cross country walk on backroads with views of Mount Gabriel and Dunmanus Bay.
This loop takes you on walkways around the fields of a sanctuary which takes in abandoned or mistreated donkeys. You…