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By *razy-88 OP Man
over a year ago
belfast |
I know fab may not be the obvious choice for getting advice on scenic walks, but with so many of the members enjoying outdoor "activities" I thought it was worth a shot.
So I'm looking some good scenic walk ways up north. I have family coming over from abroad and they where asking me. All I could think of is slemish!! |
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By *vsnikkiTV/TS
over a year ago
Limavady |
Park at Dunseverick and walk around cliff top path to Giants Causeway. Catch bus back. (4 miles)
Malin Head: park next to the tower
. Walk west along cliffs to Devils Bridge. (ask at coffee shack if not sure of directions)
Walk back same way. (2.5 miles)
Internet search for causeway coast path or Inishowen way |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Loads of lovely locations so far
Anywhere round Strangford lough is a beautiful walk.
Best walk I had of late was from Donard park, up to the saddle, through Silent valley, Annalong valley and upto Hare's gap and back to Donard park via Tullymore. Hell of a walk but worth it
Travelling up and down the country for work I see lots of places I mean to go visit on days off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Loads of lovely locations so far
Anywhere round Strangford lough is a beautiful walk.
Best walk I had of late was from Donard park, up to the saddle, through Silent valley, Annalong valley and upto Hare's gap and back to Donard park via Tullymore. Hell of a walk but worth it
Travelling up and down the country for work I see lots of places I mean to go visit on days off. "
That's my favourite walk |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Loads of lovely locations so far
Anywhere round Strangford lough is a beautiful walk.
Best walk I had of late was from Donard park, up to the saddle, through Silent valley, Annalong valley and upto Hare's gap and back to Donard park via Tullymore. Hell of a walk but worth it
Travelling up and down the country for work I see lots of places I mean to go visit on days off.
That's my favourite walk "
It is beautiful |
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