With a mild year-round climate and tons of well-established walking routes and trails, experience Ireland’s beautiful countryside up close
11 Apr 2009 - 12 Apr 2009
Hillwalking festival with a range of guided walks including challenging hill walks and country rambles in the spectacular uplands...
02 Jul 2009 - 05 Jul 2009
Walk with the world in Castlebar during the summer of 2009 - our 42nd anniversary! These walks are all about having fun and...
From the mountains and glens to the loughs and canals, there's a whole host of outdoor options to keep those feet moving.
Find out more about Why Ireland
Ireland offers a range of exciting looped walks which explore coastline and islands, mountains and hills, bogs and moorlands, historical and archaeological sites
Find out more about Looped Walks
Walk into a great Irish welcome wherever you decide to stay by taking a guided tour of your local area
Find out more about Guided Walks
Strap on your hiking boots and prepare to dominate some of Ireland’s most challenging peaks and hills
Find out more about Climbing Holidays
Getting together with like-minded walkers during festival time is a refreshing way to discover the country, not to mention make great friends
Find out more about Walking Festivals
Now that you’re almost ready to go, here is your checklist for hassle-free hiking!
Find out what you need to know
One hour walking tour of historical Donegal Town. Information...
Enniskillen is beautifully situated on an island at a narrowing of the...
The MCI is the representative body for walkers and climbers in Ireland
Northern Ireland's National Centre for Mountaineering and Canoeing activities is funded and managed by Sport Northern Ireland.
Promoting advances in practice and technology for Ordnance Survey
Placing OSNI's data at the heart of a vibrant Northern Ireland.
Governing body for Rambling and Hill-Walking Clubs in the North of Ireland.
An initiative of the Countryside Access & Activities Network for Northern Ireland (CAAN)
Excellently located as a base from which to tour Kerry's breathtaking scenery.With easy accessibility to all major roads and...
The Dingle Peninsula has a remote location that has enabled over 2,000 archeological monuments to be preserved – more than any other landscape in western Europe
