Walks in Donegal
Lough Nacung Walk
Lough Nacung Walk is a hidden gem in Donegal that offers a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere for hikers and bikers. The trail offers stunning views of Mount Errigal, the lake, and waterfalls. Visitors should wear proper footwear, bring snacks and water, check the weather forecast, be mindful of traffic, and respect the environment.
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Bank river walk, Donegal town
Bank Walk in Donegal offers a stunning 2.3km walk through natural woodlands overlooking Donegal Harbour. The walk is suitable for all abilities and is perfect for those who want to enjoy the scenery while getting some exercise. Benches are available at regular intervals, allowing one to take a break and admire the surroundings.
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Old railway walk Creeslough
The Old railway walks Creeslough is a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the stunning natural beauty of County Donegal.
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Dungloe River Walk
A fantastic family walk in Dungloe town, co. Donegal full of surprises and magic.
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Burtonport Old Railway Walk
The Burtonport Old Railway Walk is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for a peaceful and picturesque trail suitable for walkers and cyclists of all ages and fitness levels. The trail starts from the bustling Burtonport harbour and covers a distance of approximately 5.5 km in one way, making it an easy walk or cycle that can be completed in a few hours.
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Woodquarter Forest Walks
A quiet, mystical walk watching over the beautiful Mulroy Bay. Woodquarter Forest Walk is a quiet, mystical walk overlooking the beautiful Mulroy Bay. The forest walk is moderate, good for all skill levels, in the form of a loop that's roughly just over 1km. It gets steep and rocky at certain points too. There's a nice bench in the middle for a break or a picnic with a lovely view.
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Drummonaghan woods
Discover the beauty of Drummonaghan Woods Trail, a few-kilometre loop that winds through the lush greenery of Drummonaghan Woods, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and connect with nature.
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Duntally wood, Creeslough
Discover the the shadows of young trees and the silvery song of a river.
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Gartan Lough walk, Churchill
Explore the stunning beauty of Ireland's northwest region with the picturesque Gartan Lough walk, located near Church hill, County Donegal. Enjoy peaceful surroundings, stunning views, and easy accessibility on this buggy-friendly walk. Visitors can also take advantage of the great play park in Churchill or visit The Glebe Gallery and House for some art and culture.
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Pollan strand walk, Inishowen
Lovely 5 kilometres walk along the beach. The path starts from the car park of Pollan beach and leads to O’Doherty’s Carrickabraghy Castle.
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A trip guide to the Steeple Mullaghagarry Tower
A short walk in a gorgeous forest with a great finale, The Steeple or Mullaghagarry Tower offers a fascinating view from the top.
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Ardnamona Woods
Ardnamona Wood is a tranquil oasis where visitors enjoy a nicely created walking path loop that takes them through large oak, hazel, and holly trees. The woodland is natural, featuring beautiful mosses, bluebells, wood sorrel, streams, and a picturesque lakeside that will take your breath away.
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Moville shore path walk
The Moville shore walk in Inishowen offers stunning views of the Lough Foyle coastline and is suitable for people of all abilities.
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Ballykeeran Forest Trail
Discover Ballykeeran Forest Trail, an easily accessible and well-marked trail in Killmacrennan, Co. Donegal, offering stunning panoramic views and a variety of trees and plants.
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Corravaddy Wood
If you're searching for a peaceful and easy walk near Letterkenny, look no further than Corravaddy Wood. This majestic forest is just a 10-minute drive from Letterkenny and offers a 4 km long loop with a mix of level and hilly sections.
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Ballyarr Wood
Ballyaar wood is an easy-to-walk approximately 2 kilometers long loop between Ramelton and Kilmacrenan, co. Donegal.
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Magheroarty Playground
Magheroarty Playground is a must-visit for families in search of a fun-filled day out. The playground offers a range of exciting features including walls for climbing, swings, and slides, with the added bonus of a stunning view.
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Gweedore Magheragallan Coastal Trail - Machaire Gathlán and Binn bhuí
A trip guide to seaside loop trail along the dunes between the Magheragallan and the Bunbeg beaches.
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Lough Inshagh Walk, Glenveagh National Park
Lough Inshagh Hike - A Trekker's Paradise in Donegal, Ireland
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Muckish Trailhead
A trip guide on how to climb one of the most significant mountains top in Donegal
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Buncrana Heritage Walk
The Buncrana Heritage Trail is an easy, light shore walk in the charming town of Buncrana, offering stunning views of Lough Swilly, Rathmullan pier, Rathmullan beach, Kinnegar beach, and Inch Island. The trail starts at the sandy beach beside Buncrana pier, and as you walk along the shore to the river Crana outfall, you will learn the incredible story behind the famous hymn 'Amazing Grace.'
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Dunree head loop, Inishowen
Dunree Head Loop is a fantastic network of paths that meander through the hills around Dunree Fort. With something new to discover around every corner, it's an adventure that's not to be missed. The place has parking, toilets, is baby buggy and children-friendly, has a baby changing room, allows pets, has benches and/or picnic areas, serves coffee and tea, food is available, has trail markings and signs, and is bike-friendly.
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Rathmullan Wood Nature Reserve
A short and relaxing walk in the fresh green woods, suitable for any age. Rathmullan wood is located on the central road R247 south from Rathmullan.
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Urris Lakes and Loop
Urris Lakes and Loop, with a combination of the Leenakeel Bay Beach at the end of the walk, make that adventure a mix of hike, fantastic panorama views of the Atlantic Ocean and Swilly, to end on a beach looking at the emerald waves.
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Old Carn Road Trail, Inishowen
A 4 kilometers long medium level trail with beautiful scenery towards Inishowen.
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An Port, Drum Loop and Tower Loop trip guide
A trip guide to An Port, Drum Loop, and the Tower Loop, Glencolmcille, Donegal, Ireland.
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Letterkenny Town Park
A lovely Park in the heart of Letterkenny with many amenities, including a pathway for walking or jogging, a fun playground, an outdoor gym, and a beautiful secret garden.
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Drumboe woods
Drumboe Woods is a picturesque forest located in the townland of Drumboe, just outside Ballybofey in County Donegal. The forest is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, thanks to its beautiful walking paths, stunning scenery, and rich history.
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Inishowen Head Loop
A steep about 8 km moderate grade mountain trail. It could be suitable for ruff mountain biking.by Elena T.
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Ards Forest Park
Explore the Best of Nature and Family Fun at Ards Forest Park's Beaches and Wilderness Trails
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Ballymacool Park
Fabulous park with everything you need, kids playground, a pitch, ample parking, lovely scenic walking trail and a good few picnic benches.
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Donegal Boardwalk
Donegal boardwalk is a great place for a short, easy walk through the dunes, suitable for all ages and fitness levels. It has a large car park, a restaurant, a playground, and is pet-friendly. At the end of the walk, you will find yourself at Carrigart beach with a stunning view of Downings, Ards Friary, and the open ocean. It's a perfect lazy day out for collecting different experiences.
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Glenveagh National Park
A traveler's guide to Glenveagh National Park. Nestled in the heart of Donegal, Ireland, lies the stunning Glenveagh National Park, a natural paradise that attracts travellers worldwide. With its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and diverse range of flora and fauna, Glenveagh National Park is a must-visit destination for anyone travelling to Ireland.
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Cnoc an uininn view point
A beautiful picnic area with fantastic view over west Inishowen, co. Donegal.
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Inch Island, Inishowen
If you love the wildfowl, long walks and beautiful since - Inch island wildlife reserve will make you happy.
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Beltany Stone Circle
A traveler's guide to Glenveagh National Park. A natural paradise that attracts travellers worldwide with its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and diverse range of flora and fauna.
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Astelleen Burn Waterfall
A spectacular waterfall, 3 kilometers away from the castle in Glenveagh National Park, co. Donegal.
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Mullangore Wood, Gleanveagh national park
A lovely long walk from the other side of the castle in Glenveagh National Park.
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An Port
Port Pier in West Donegal is a stunning gem that offers a rugged and wild coastal experience. Located on a rocky shore facing the ocean, the pier offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. It is an important part of the village's maritime heritage and a popular spot for tourists visiting the area. Visitors can walk around the area on well-maintained paths and explore the stunning natural beauty of the location. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photographer, or simply looking for a peaceful getaway, Port Pier is a must-visit location.
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The Glebe Gallery
The Glebe House and Gallery is a museum and gallery located in a beautiful woodland around Lough Gartan, Ireland. It was once the home of famous painter Derek Hill and is now open to the public.
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Cassan Sound Pier
A traveler's guide to Glenveagh National Park. A natural paradise that attracts travellers worldwide with its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and diverse range of flora and fauna.
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Lurgabrack Nature Reserve, Dunfanaghy
Lurgabrack Nature Reserve, located near Dunfanaghy in County Donegal, is a stunning destination that mixes forest and dunes, offering visitors a chance to explore some of the most beautiful and untouched landscapes in Ireland. The reserve covers over 700 acres of unspoiled wilderness and offers breathtaking views of New lake, Muckish, Aghla Beg, Aghla More, Mackoght, and Errigal mountains. Once you reach the ocean, you'll be treated to views of Inishbofin, Inishdooey, Inisbeg, and Tory Islands.
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Ards Friary
Ards Friary, located on the shores of Sheephaven Bay in County Donegal, Ireland, is a tranquil and peaceful destination that offers a unique blend of history, nature, and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings and take in the historical significance of this well-preserved site, as well as indulge in some delicious treats at the on-site tea room.
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Errigal mountain, Donegal, Ireland
A climbing guide to Errigal, the highest mountain in Donegal, Ireland.
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Mulroy Bay Viewpoint
Altaheeran village in Rosguill is home to a spectacular viewpoint overlooking Mulroy Bay. The car park at the entrance of the village provides visitors with breathtaking views of the Fanad peninsula, Harry Blaney bridge, Island of Roy, and on clear days, even Malin Head in the distance.
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Ballyhoorisky Point
A traveler's guide to Ballyhoorisky Point. Discover the hidden beauty of Ballyhoorisky Point, a secluded coastal paradise on the Fanad Peninsula in County Donegal. Explore pristine sandy beaches, intriguing rock formations, and enjoy fishing in this off-the-beaten-path gem of Ireland. Plan your visit and immerse yourself in the untouched natural splendor of Ballyhoorisky Point.
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Sheskinmore nature reserve
Sheskinmore Nature Reserve is a hidden gem that offers a chance to immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of the west coast of Ireland.
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Doon well and Doon Rock
A journey through some of the most powerful and revered sacred sites in Donegal: Doon Well, Doon Rock, and the Mass Rock.
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Bonny Glen Woods
A trip guide to Bonny Glen wood, located 5 kilometres east of Portnoo. The trails start from a large car park above the glen with a bit steep beginning to go down to the first lake - Bonnyglen lough.
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Horn Head offers stunning cliff and ocean views
A trip guide to Horn Head, a peninsula in Donegal offering a breathtaking panorama over the cliffs and the endless Atlantic Ocean.
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Saint John's Point Lighthouse
Explore the stunning St. John's Point Lighthouse on the beautiful peninsula of Donegal. Enjoy a scenic walk through farmer fields to reach the lighthouse, and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Remember to wear comfortable shoes, bring a windproof jacket and water, and respect the rules of the private land. Don't forget to discover the fascinating history of the lighthouse and its role in maritime safety. A must-visit for nature and history enthusiasts
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Ballyhoorisky Monument
Discover the touching story behind Ballyhoorisky Monument, a solemn tribute to the fishermen lost at sea. Located on the remote corner of Donegal's Ballyhoorisky Point, amidst stunning coastal scenery, this monument stands as a testament to resilience and community spirit. Walk along the rocky coastline, pay homage to the fallen, and immerse yourself in the wild beauty of crashing waves and windswept landscapes.
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Drumnatinny Beach, Falcarragh
Drumnatinny Beach also known as Falcarragh Beach, is a stunning more than 2 km stretch of golden sand at the outfall of Ray River, Donegal.
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