Walking in Tipperary

As Ireland's largest inland county, there is so much to do and see in Tipperary and so many places to explore, and what better way to explore than by walking.  There are many walks ranging from the small forest walks to loop walks to long distance walks.

Base yourself in any village or town in Tipperary and you're never too far from one our our many walks or trails. Seclusion is what we can offer the walker. Relaxation and respite is our guarantee,

An abundance of Wildlife and natural scenery will keep you on your toes. With sighting of foxes, otters, pine martens and fallow deer all regular occurrences on many of Tipperary's walks and trails , you'll feel like you've eased back to nature.

 

WALK THE TIPPERARY 10

GOLDEN TO THE ROCK OF CASHEL

Follow the Tipperary Heritage Way, past ancient ruins and enjoy the wildlife along the banks of the River Suir.Different species of swans can be seen in the water. Prepare to see the Rock of Cashel, The 4th century castle .

Distance of Walk     10km               Walk Type -  Linear Walk

Start at bridge in Golden                  Finish at Rock of Cashel              Time; 2 hours approx

 

CAPTURE THE CASTLE

Explore the Butler Trail starting at Cahir Castle and them ramble along the banks of the River Suir, to the Swiss Cottage, a romantic, beathtaking folly, built for Lord Cahir as a Hunting & Fishing Lodge 1812

Distance of Walk   2km                   Walk Type - Linear Walk

Start at  Cahir Car Park                   Finish at Swiss Cottage                 Time; 30 - 45 mins

LOOP THE LOOP IN BALLINACOURTY

From Christ the King in the Glen of Aherlow, follow the waymakred path on the Ballincourty. loop walk and take in the views of the Galtee Mountains. Experience the freedom of the grest outdoors and green gym for adventure and fun for all the family.

Distance of Walk  11km                    Walk Type - Loop Walk

Start  Trail Head of Loob Walk                                                          Time  2 1/2 - 3 Hours

 

IF YOU GO DOWN THE WOOD TODAY

Glengarra Wood, on the southern slopes of the Galtees has two looped walks to choose from - the Red Loop or the Millenium (Green)Loop Tail. You will be amazed of the fantastic variety of trees.

The Red loop is very popular with Children- it crosses the Burcourt River and the tress are tagged and named.  - Bring a Picnic and make a day out

Distance of Walk    2km Red Loop 7km Millenium(Green)Loop     Walk type - Loop Walk

Start/Finish  Entrance to carpark off R639 between Cahir & Mitchelstown.                                         Time:  Red 30 mins.                  Green 2hrs

 

DISCOVER THE UNKNOW

Follow Forest paths with fantastic view in the Knockmealdown Mountains on the historical liam lynch loop. This moderate walk take you off the beaten track and reward you with Tipperary's finest green countryside and rolling landscapes

Distance of Walk 14km                           Walk Type  Loop Walk               

Start/Finish  Goatenbridge- Pick up trail at the car park                   Time: 3 1/2 - 4 hours

 

A HIDDEN GEM

Take time out to walk the Dun Ui Faolain Loop- a hidden gem on the outskirts of Clonmel, beyond Marlfield Village. There are three extremely pleasant 5 km rambles through old woods and along the bank of the River Suir , a wildlife sancturary rich in biodiversity.

Distance of Walk  5km                               Walk Typ Loop Walk

Start/Finish Glenbawn Woods                       Time 1 1/2 - 2 hours

 

BUTLERS & CASTLES

Following the famous East Munster Way, walk from Ormond Castle (the famous Buter Home) in Carrick on Suir to Kilsheehan. Relax along the River Suire

Distance of Walk  10km                              Walk Type : Linnear Walkd

Start:Pick up the East Munster Way at Ormond Castle Carrick on Suir      Finish: Kilsheehan

Time 2 1/2 - 3 hours

WALK THE WALLS

Walk around Fethard's medieval walls built in 1292, and explore its Norman history and Irish culture.         Dont miss Holy Trinity Church(c1200) and the Augustinian Abbey (c1300) both still in use

Distance of Walk  3km                                 Walk Type :Historic Town Walk

Time 30 mins.

BOGS & BUTTERFLIES

Visit the best bog in Tipperary - the Lough Doire Bhile Loop is rich in boidiversity and a haven for butterflies. Bring a picnic and spend a day exploring the flora & fauna.

Distance of Walk  3km                                 Walk Type: Loop Walk

Start.Finish In the Car Park by the information Board -Gortnahoe

Time: 45 mins

OVERLOOKING KILCOOLEY

The historical Grange Crag Loop with its Victorian Ice House and Wellington Monument looks down on Kilcooley Abbey and has views accros the whole of Tipperary. The path is definately off the beaten track and well worth the effort. Just think of the achievement.

Distance of Walk  6km                                 Walk Type: loop Walk

Start/Finish Hogan Pub, Grange

Time : 1/2 - 2 Hours

 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WALKING  www.discoverireland.ie/thetipperary10

 

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