The This distinctive landscape with that is home to over 600 different flowering plants is best experienced on foot. There are many pre Christian Green Roads and Walking Trails in the Burren. Here we offer a few of the most popular.
Coming this summer the Burren Centre will be offering guided walks through the Burren
Burren National Park Trailhead
The Burren National Park is situated on the south-eastern side of the Burren, in north Co. Clare. These trails take you through the heart of the Burren and up and around the highest peaks of Mullaghmore.
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On these moderates walks you can explore the limestone pavement and orchid-rich grasslands for which the Burren is famous
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This loop is a mix of Burren hill and coast, following green laneways, tracks, and mountain paths and taking in Fanore Beach, the Caher Valley and part of Gleninagh Mountain with some wonderful views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. It is also rich in the Burren wildflowers.
Learn MoreLough Avalla Organic Farm Purple Trail and Tea Room
Crossing abundant farm pastures, hazel wood stretches and renowned limestone landscape within breathtaking Burren National Park, this exceptional 6km loop showcases County Clare’s rugged beauty. Delight in holy well and a tea room.
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