Ecton,
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4
miles
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| Hard | 2hrs 30min
Towering Ecton Hill was once famous for its copper and an odd little railway at its foot.
Settle,
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Medium | 1hr 45min
Exploring the route to a famous cave, once host to prehistoric bones.
Cocket moss, North yorkshire
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Hard | 1hr 30min
A rare remnant of undrained wetland is the highlight of this more challenging walk.
Clapham, North yorkshire
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Medium | 1hr 30min
Geography comes to life here, with faults, caves and gorges all on show.
Hayfield, Derbyshire
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 30min
Lantern Pike’s lofty vantage point looks down on a village now better known for recreation rather than industry.
Dublin city centre,
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0.9
miles
mi
| Easy | 45min
This walk introduces you to two of the greatest figures of Ireland’s 19th-century history, Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stuart Parnell
Dublin city centre,
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0.25
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Following in the footsteps of Dublin’s celebrated figures, this walk leads you on a collegiate ramble through four centuries of academic excellence
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
1
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 30mins
Parnell Square exudes a faded grandeur and is laden with memories of literary figures and victims of the fight for Irish independence
South dublin,
Recommended by
1
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
St Stephen’s Green is one of Dublin’s best-loved public green spaces and a favourite spot for a lunch break or picnic on a summer’s day
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
1.75
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Temple Bar’s story is a tale of riches to rags and back to riches again, spanning some four centuries
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
This part of the city has suffered from some not-too-sensitive modern building, but its ancient stones must be a highlight of any visit to Dublin
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr
Dublin is in two minds about its Georgian golden age of architecture, and this walk explores some of the reasons why
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Easy | 0
Dublin is a city full to the brim with legendary pubs, and almost all of them have a story to tell
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
The River Liffey drew Norse and Danish raiders and settlers to this part of the world, and the heart of Viking Dublin lies beneath Wood Quay
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
As it does in so many ways, Dublin punches well above its weight when it comes to music, and its musical legends leave a trail worth following
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
Dublin is a great shopping city, with world-class designer outlets and art galleries
Dun laoghaire and dalkey,
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
The coastline south from the estuary of the River Liffey is Dublin’s own Riviera, complete with palm trees that flourish in the mild microclimate
Rathfarnham,
Recommended by
1.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Rathfarnham village is associated with an array of events, anecdotes and prominent Dublin figures, some of which are portrayed in this walk
Howth,
Recommended by
1.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Set on a headland overlooking Dublin Bay, Howth is a pretty coastal town with steeply sloping streets leading to a former fishing harbour
Dublin city centre,
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
Irish whiskey and Irish stout are world famous, and the prowess of Ireland’s fighting men is the stuff of legends
