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Walking

Whether you are a dedicated rambler or just enjoy the occasional stroll, Causeway Coast and Glens will inspire you to go just that little bit further.

From rugged coastal paths, rolling hill tracks and forest and country parks to mountain trails, glen walks, tow paths and stunning strands, it seems we have something to suit every ability and inclination.
Check out way-marked paths, tackle a section of our celebrated Ulster Way (which leads the energetic right around Northern Ireland!) or walk a section of the Causeway Coastal Route …. or simply stroll by a village harbour. Walking will take you into the very heart of our glorious region.

A range of walking trails can be seen by clicking on the button below:

Walking Trails

Our picks

 

Northern Walking Partnership

Ballycastle
Northern Walking Partnership organise walks and events in and around Causeway Coast and Glens of Antrim including Belfast Lough.
 

Ballypatrick Forest

Garvagh, Coleraine
Five-mile drive through peatland forest with many fine views of Rathlin Island and Ballycastle. A variety of picnic sites, a short walk and toilets on site.
 

South West Walks Ltd


Offering cycling and walking tours through the magnificent Glens of Antrim and alongside the breathtaking North Antrim coastline.
 

Walk Antrim Hills

Ballygally, Larne
Walk Antrim Hills.com provides guided walks along existing way marked paths or a route of your choice. Visitors can also use planned routes for self guided walks throught the hills and glens.
 

Causeway Coast Way Walk

Portballintrae, Bushmills
There's no more splendid area anywhere in Northern Ireland for the ordinary pedestrian, and all of this walk is way marked. Sights along the route are of pleasant golf links, a fine salmon river and views of strange rock formations and secret ...
 

Portglenone Forest

Garvagh, Coleraine
Portglenone Forest continues a history of tree cover on this site established since records began. As such, the 26 hectare main area contains extensive colonies of ancient woodland flower species.