Donegal Trails & Byways

Well, one thing you will not be short of in Donegal is walking routes...

Donegal is often referred to as the "Walkers Paradise".There is a wonderful selection of marked trials and dozens of other strolls and walks to explore.

Blaney Group Rambling Weekend @ The Milford Inn Hotel

Date: September 21st - 23rd

Cost: €155pps includes 2B&B, 1 Dinner & 2 Lunches

Description:

Get up & go! Enjoy a refreshing eekend from hiking up a hill to a stroll on the beach.Arrive to a welcome drink recetion. Following morning drive to strart of walk, packed lunches will be provided. After a day walking sit into a sumtous meal.Last day head out for a walk on beach followed by a carvery lunch. The tour will be lead by qualified guide. Book directly with Milford Inn Hotel.

The Bluestack Way

The Bluestack Way ( which is part of the National Waymarked Way Network) is 142km long, has local link routes.

The Bluestack Mountains are a rugged mountain range with peaks in excess of 600m and in parts are quite remote.The Waymark Way traverses existing roadways, paths & tracks to lead the walkers through the mountains in a safe and enjoyable way.

You don't have to be an accomplished mountain walker to use this route.

Bealach na Gaeltachta

Bealach na Gaeltachta is a set of long distance walking routes in the Donegal Gaeltacht and Islands, and are also part of the National Waymarked Way network.This route is made up of four seperate circular paths on the mainland (three of which are interlinked) of between 50 and 70kms and three island walks.The routes emcompass mountain, riverside, seaside and forest habitats.

Further Information on Walking Routes

Walking Ireland - North West Walking Guides

Walking & Talking in Ireland