Summer walks in Northern Ireland

The longer days and warm evenings are ideal for exploring the many walking trails that crisscross through our beautiful coast and countryside

Portstewart Strand County Londonderry

Walking at Portstewart Strand

The coast at Portstewart Strand provides the perfect backdrop for a walk. Pick up the long Causeway Coast Way or fill an afternoon on a guided dune walk.

Walk this way

A tour group pictured on the cliff path during the Clifftop Experience — Guide Eimear Flanagan and a group out on the Clifftop Experience

Giant's Causeway County Antrim

Enjoy the unique Giant’s Causeway Clifftop Experience

The Clifftop Experience is a fantastic 5-mile hike from the ruin of Dunseverick Castle, along the coastline to Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Giant’s Causeway.

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Children sitting on the edge of the fountain at Mount Stewart House — What's your favourite part of the garden?

Mount Stewart County Down

Explore the garden at Mount Stewart

The garden at Mount Stewart, County Down, is an enchanted place, with lots of different areas to explore with your family. Don't miss the mythical animals on Dodo Terrace.

Discover Mount Stewart's garden

Follow the coastal path from Kearney and see what sea birds you can spot

Kearney Coastal Walk

This scenic coastal walk follows the rocky shoreline along the southern tip of the Ards Peninsula. It's ideal for bird spotting with oystercatcher, rock pipit, shelduck and gannet all commonly seen here.

Explore the coast at Kearney

Climb to the top of Divis Mountain for panoramic views of Belfast

Divis Mountain Summit Trail

This three mile walk takes you through open heath and blanket bog following a way marked trail to the highest peak on Divis Mountain. Overlooking the city below and with magnificent views of Lough Neagh, the Mourne Mountains and Strangford Lough there is no better vantage point on a clear summers day.

Summer walking on Divis Mountain