Long-distance hikes in Ireland
5 long-distance hiking routes cross Ireland: 983 km (611 mi) of trail in all, counting each route's full length.
Routes
- Wicklow Way
- Distance
- 128 km (79 mi)
- Ascent
- 4,962 m (16,281 ft)
- Difficulty
- moderate
- The Western Way
- Distance
- 251 km (156 mi)
- Ascent
- 4,070 m (13,354 ft)
- Difficulty
- moderate
- Beara Way
- Distance
- 210 km (130 mi)
- Ascent
- 7,382 m (24,220 ft)
- Difficulty
- moderate
- Dingle Way
- Distance
- 180 km (112 mi)
- Ascent
- 3,325 m (10,908 ft)
- Difficulty
- moderate
- The Kerry Way
- Distance
- 215 km (133 mi)
- Ascent
- 5,506 m (18,063 ft)
- Difficulty
- moderate
Distances, heights and conditions here are compiled, not verified on the ground. Check conditions and hut openings before you go, carry a map, tell someone your plan, and leave the trail as you found it. Safety advice