Walk Northern Ireland - Mountaineering Ireland

Left: Aerial view of Causeway Coast Way and Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge
walk… Waymarked Ways
Waymarked
Ways
Besides the one-day walks that can be found across
the province, Northern Ireland also offers a variety
of longer, multi-day walking routes. Known as
‘waymarked ways’, these are fully signposted trails
that explore some of the best scenery in the region.
The routes vary in character; some spend their time on
quiet country lanes, while others cross open
mountainsides and remote moorland. What all the routes
have in common is their format. Ranging from 32km to 65km
long, each is designed to take two or three days to complete.
The trail is signed throughout by frequent waymarking posts:
metre-high wooden stakes painted with a walking symbol. Stiles,
footbridges and other walking infrastructure are in place to help
you cross any obstacles, and intermittent information boards
provide details about the most interesting natural and historical
features along the route.
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