West Cork is a walkers’ Eden, with stunning coastal paths and ancient pilgrim ways which bring you over mountains, through hidden valleys and on into the ancient, deep woods - following the paths made by the first Christian missionaries. Take your time to research the treks which suit you best as West Cork has all types of walks to choose from, including five long distance routes which can take up to two weeks to shorter strolls which can take less than an hour.
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1 | Baltimore Trails | Baltimore | 2 | Beara Trails | Castletownbere | 3 | Cape Clear Trails | Cape Clear Island | 4 | Carrigfadda Hill | Rosscarbery | 5 | Castlefreke Trails | Clonakilty | 6 | Drimoleague Trails | Drimoleague | 7 | Fastnet Trails | Schull | 8 | Garrettstown Trails | Kinsale | 9 | Glengarriff Trails | Glengarriff | 10 | Gougane Barra Trails | Macroom | 11 | Kilbrittain Trails | Kilbrittain | 12 | Seven Heads Peninsula Trails | Courtmacsherry | 13 | Sheep's Head Way | Durrus | 14 | Sheep’s Head Trails | Bantry | 15 | Sherkin Island Trails | Sherkin Island | 16 | Slí Gaeltacht Mhuscraí | Macroom | 17 | St Finbarr's Pilgrim Way | Drimoleague | 18 | The Beara Way Trail | Castletownbere | 19 | Union Hall Trails | Glandore |
Because there is so much to explore in West Cork, it might be a good idea to take a tour with those who know it best. Go for one of West Cork’s various walking tours and let a West Cork native guide you through the history, culture and scenery of this incredible region.
