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Ireland's walking trails pass through some of Europe's most eco-sensitive landscapes — from the carbon-rich bogs of Connemara to the ancient oak woods of Killarney National Park. Pair every walk with a sustainable hotel stay on IMPT: lowest price guarantee — same as Booking.com or better, 1 tonne of verified CO₂ removed per booking. Find eco-friendly accommodation at every trailhead below — green hotels in Kerry, responsible travel stays in Wicklow, and carbon-neutral lodges along the Wild Atlantic Way.
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Howth Cliff Walk
The Howth cliff walk circles the Howth Peninsula north of Dublin city, with views across D...
Read guide →Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk
One of Ireland's most popular coastal walks, the Bray to Greystones cliff path follows the...
Read guide →Three Rock Mountain
Three Rock Mountain (445m) sits on the southern edge of Dublin city with remarkable views ...
Read guide →Carrauntoohil via Devil's Ladder
Carrauntoohil (1,038m) is Ireland's highest mountain, the crown of the MacGillycuddy's Ree...
Read guide →Kerry Way — Killarney Stage
The Kerry Way is Ireland's longest waymarked walking route at 215km, circling the Iveragh ...
Read guide →Torc Waterfall and Old Kenmare Road
The Torc loop is one of the most scenic shorter walks in Kerry. From the Torc carpark (8km...
Read guide →Dingle Peninsula Loop
The Dingle Peninsula walk takes in dramatic Atlantic coastline, pre-Christian stone forts,...
Read guide →Glendalough Valley Walk
Glendalough (Valley of the Two Lakes) is one of Ireland's most complete early medieval mon...
Read guide →Wicklow Way — Bray to Enniskerry
The Wicklow Way is Ireland's oldest long-distance walking route — 131km from Marlay Park i...
Read guide →Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk
The Cliffs of Moher stretch 14km along the Clare coast at heights up to 214m. The full coa...
Read guide →Black Head Loop — The Burren
The Black Head Loop is the finest shorter walk in the Burren — 360km2 of unique limestone ...
Read guide →Diamond Hill — Connemara National Park
Diamond Hill (445m) in Connemara National Park is one of Ireland's most rewarding shorter ...
Read guide →Killary Fjord Walk
Killary Harbour is Ireland's only true fjord — 16km long, reaching 45m depth, marking the ...
Read guide →Errigal Mountain
Errigal (751m) is Donegal's highest mountain and one of Ireland's most distinctive peaks —...
Read guide →Slieve League Coastal Walk
Slieve League (595m) has the highest accessible sea cliffs on foot in Ireland — three time...
Read guide →Croagh Patrick
Croagh Patrick (764m) is Ireland's holy mountain. St Patrick fasted on the summit for 40 d...
Read guide →Benbulben Summit Walk
Benbulben (525m) is one of Ireland's most recognisable mountains — a flat-topped table mou...
Read guide →Sheeps Head Way
The Sheeps Head Way (90km total) follows the smallest and quietest of West Cork's five pen...
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