As we enjoy the bank holiday weekend, some of us have a little more spare time on our hands, so why not dust off your hiking boots and get some Vitamin D in the great outdoors?
With the sun hopefully shining, what better way is there to celebrate an extra day off than to head out for a nice, long walk?!
Here are five great walks to get you outside this weekend, but make sure to remember your sunscreen…
Stairway To Heaven – Co Fermanagh
There are a number of trails you can take, the longest being 3 hours, so be sure to pack a thermos of tea or coffee to keep you going. This walk is another one for the less experienced.
Ballycotton Cliff Walk – Co Cork
Although it warns you to wear proper footwear, the Ballycotton Cliff walk is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels.
The stunning views of meadows, the sea and a lighthouse make this walk perfect for a family day out.
A full round trip should take you no more than 3 hours max, so it’s definitely a family-friendly option.
Diamond Hill – Co Galway
If you fancy a trip towards Letterfrack, then it is necessary to walk up Diamond Hill. The trail is boarded so safely for everyone and gives stunning views of Western Connemara.
The most popular trail will take just 2.5 hours, so there’s no excuse not to give it a go and on a bright day, the views are spectacular.
Spinc walk in Glendalough, Co Wicklow
The famed Spinc walk in Glendalough has been chosen as the winning walk on the list of Top Ten Trails for 2024 in the Reader’s Choice Awards.
The trail, which takes just over three hours to complete, takes in the Poulanass Waterfall as well as the upper and lower lakes.
Voters ranked the ‘amazing views’ and ‘beautiful trail’ as reasons for it being the top choice of trail – sounds like a stunning day out.
There are no excuses to sit at home this weekend!
Mayo beach makes the top 50 most beautiful beaches in the world
