Places to run & walk
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- waterfall
Aasleagh Falls
A wide cascade on the Erriff River just north of Leenane where it flows into Killary Harbour, with riverside paths and dramatic mountain backdrop.
Plan a route - nature reserve
Abbeyleix Bog
A community-protected living raised bog with a 3.5km boardwalk and forest paths threading rare peatland habitat, flat and easy underfoot.
Plan a route - greenway
Acres Lake Floating Boardwalk
Ireland's first floating boardwalk, a 600m pontoon walkway over the water that launches the level Shannon Blueway trail toward Battlebridge.
Plan a route - park
Adare Town Park
A riverside town park with looped paths along the River Maigue, a thatched gazebo and an old washing pool, in Ireland's prettiest thatched-cottage village.
Plan a route - gardens
Altamont Gardens
A 100-acre OPW estate with an arboretum, bog garden and river walk, backed by views of Mount Leinster and the Wicklow Mountains.
Plan a route - mountain
Anglesey Mountain
A 421m hill in the northern Cooley range giving a quieter, gentler upland walk away from the busier Slieve Foye routes.
Plan a route - lake
Annagh Lough
A wooded lake within the old Ballyconnell Demesne, reached on the Ballyconnell canal loop that runs along the Woodford River through oak, ash and beech.
Plan a route - mountain
Arderin
At 527m the highest summit of the Slieve Blooms and the county top of Laois, a long boggy windswept climb rewarded with views across the central plain.
Plan a route - landmark
Ardmore Round Tower
A well-preserved 29m medieval round tower beside ruined cathedral and oratory, a striking landmark at the head of the Ardmore cliff walk.
Plan a route - landmark
Ardmulchan Church
A ruined church with a square bell tower set above one of the loveliest bends of the River Boyne between Navan and Slane.
Plan a route - hill
Ardpatrick
A steep climb to an early-medieval monastic hilltop with a round tower stump, ruined church and graveyard, opening onto superb views toward the Galtee peaks.
Plan a route - forest
Ards Forest Park
A varied 1,000-acre forest park with nine signposted trails through woods, salt marsh, dunes and sandy beaches.
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