Glens and Causeway 8 Days

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Hike the inspiring Glens of Antrim and discover the Giant Causeway
Your hikes will take you from the Glens of Antrim to the Giant Causeway. Visit the World Heritage Site and National Nature Reserve of the Giant Causeway, the ruins of Dunluce, Dunseverick and Kinbane Castles and if you dare cross the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

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Hiking route · County Antrim

Glenariff Forest Park to Cushendall

Difficulty moderate

Distance 14 km

Duration 3:55 h

Ascent 209 m

Descent 282 m

Great Hike around Glenariff Forest park before heading out the Glen and towards the coast via Waterfoot to Cushendall.

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Hiking route · County Antrim

Moyle Way from Ora Beg to Ballycastle

Difficulty moderate

Distance 18.5 km

Duration 4:57 h

Ascent 249 m

Descent 582 m

Following the Moyle Way from Ora Beg to Ballycastle in County Antrim, Norhtern Ireland

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Hiking route · County Antrim

Ballycastle to Carrick-a-Rede and Ballintoy

Difficulty easy

Distance 14.5 km

Duration 3:55 h

Ascent 299 m

Descent 243 m

Causeway Coast route from Ballycastle to Carrick-a-rede Rope bridge and Ballintoy

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Hiking route · County Antrim

Ballintoy to Giant Causeway - Bushmills

Difficulty

Distance 22.6 km

Duration 6:50 h

Ascent 354 m

Descent 394 m

Walking route from Carrick-a-rede visitors carpark to Giant Causeway Visitors Centre and onward to Bushmills.

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Hiking route · County Antrim

Bushmills to Portstewart

Difficulty easy

Distance 18 km

Duration 4:34 h

Ascent 48 m

Descent 52 m

Causeway Coastal route - Bushmills to Portstewart

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