Burren Way
This long distance walking trail runs from Lahinch to Corofin in County Clare.
The walk runs for 114km taking you through The Burren, one of the largest karst limestone landscapes in Europe.
The walk starts in the coastal town of Lahinch with the opening section taking you to Liscannor and then along the coast to the wonderful Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs are one of the major highlights of the walk with some spectacular scenery to enjoy.
You continue along the coast to the village of Doolin before heading inland to visit the spa town of Lisdoonvarna. The attractive town is well known for its music and festivals.
You can continue past the settlements of Ballinalacken and Formoyle with the 344 metre high mountain of Slieve Elva on your right.
The route then heads east to the harbour village of Ballyvaughan where you can try the popular Ballyvaughan Wood Loop Walk.
The final section runs from Ballyvaughan to Carran and Killinaboy before finishing in Corofin. This section passes a branch of the walk which heads east into the Burren National Park. There's a wonderful rocky landscape here with unique flora including Lime-loving and acid-loving plants.
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Lahinch seafront. The start point for the walk.
The Burren Way descending to Fanore
Cliffs of Moher with Sea Thrift
Lisdoonvarna
The Burren in the evening sun
Some ruined buildings beside the Burren Way near Ballyelly.
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Doonagore Castle. A round 16th-century tower house with a small walled enclosure located about 1 km south of the coastal village of Doolin
Burren National Park. An Irish terrier surveys his pastures, with the limestone bedrock and glacio-karst landscape of the Burren National Park in the distance. The park features 1,500 hectares of mountains, bogs, heaths, grasslands and forests. It is the smallest of Ireland's national parks