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Arrive at first guesthouse on the Antrim Coast at Carnlough, our stop for the next three nights. Evening meal together and a general chat about the coming week.

Our first walk takes us along the Ulster Way as we have excellent views over the North Channel towards Galloway and Kintyre. We walk along the Sallagh Braes and continue across Scawt Hill to Glenarm. This has to be one of the finest walks in Northern Ireland. History is all around us with wonderful panoramic views. Return to our accommodation for dinner and overnight.
Walk Details - Distance: 18kms. Duration: 6 hours. Max. Height: 420m. Rough and rugged terrain with no tracks. Can be wet underfoot, some road walking. Boots essential.

For today's walk we ascend the escarpment behind Carnlough along an old mining trail and cross this plateau with its unrivalled views. We then trace a circuit through the famous Forest Park in Glenariff, the Queen of the Antrim Glens. Return via the miners trail to overnight and evening meal at Carnlough.
Walk Details - Distance: 18kms. Duration: 6 hours. Max. Height: 400m. Grass tracks and rough mountain with no tracks and some road walking. Rocky terrain and can be wet underfoot - boots essential.

From Carnlough we continue north along the coastline of the Antrim Glens to do a walk via Fair Head and Murlough Bay. A spectacular walk as we get our first views of Rathlin Island and the Mull of Kintyre across the narrow channel to Scotland. Onward to Ballycastle for our evening meal and overnight.
Walk Details - Distance: 14kms. Duration: 4.5 hours. Max. Height: 400m. Grass tracks and some rough cliff walks, with and without tracks. This is a circular walk. Boots are essential.

In Ballycastle we enjoy our free day and, weather permitting, we take the ferry (45 mins.) across to Rathlin Island. Here we do a circular walk down to the Southern Lighthouse and back. We also view the treacherous waters of the Corrie Vreckan. We return to Ballycastle for dinner and overnight.

After breakfast we visit the spectacular Carrickarede Rope Bridge. We then travel west to start our walk which snakes along the famed cliffs of the Causeway Coast, passing the sands of White Park Bay and the ruins of Dunseverick Castle. Finally we descend to explore the magical realm of the Giant's Causeway. Transfer back to Ballycastle for dinner and overnight.
Walk Details - Distance: 16kms. Duration: 6 hours. Max. Height: 150m. This is a lovely cliff path walk. Some beach and a little rocky terrain, grassy tracks. Boots essential.

Our final day's walking takes us along the Moyle Way from south west of Ballycastle, over Knocklayd Mountain, via Breen Wood Nature Reserve to finish in Glendun. A challenging end to an exciting weeks walking. Transfer back to our accommodation in Ballycastle for overnight and final dinner.
Walk Details - Distance: 18kms. Duration: 6 hours. Max. Height: 520m. Grass, forest and rocky tracks, and a little road walking - boots recommended.

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