Best wheelchair accessible hikes in Northern Ireland
Ready for some outdoor fun? These hikes offer everything you could want for an unforgettable adventure!
Here are some great hikes to explore in Northern Ireland.
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Reviews for wheelchair accessible hikes in Northern Ireland
Slieve Donard from Bloody Bridge
Colin · reviewed almost 2 years ago
Pleasant gradual walk up along the river. Trail easy enough to follow. Hard work starts at the Mourne Wall to get to the top of Donard but we'll worth it for the views. The day we did it it was very windy so bring layers to keep warm at the top.
Bob the juggler · reviewed almost 3 years ago
This is the closest trail to my house in Crossgar near Downpatrick so did it over a few weekends in 2020. Some sections were very overgrown, particularly at Raholp before Strangford. But as the walk goes on you are treated to some stunning coastal scenery. After Strangford the route sends you down Black Causeway Road but I would recommend sticking to the coastal road instead - either way you’ll be walking on roads but by sticking to the coast at least you’ll have better views and might even see some seals at the viewpoint near seal cabin. Path was fairly overgrown between Ballyhornan and Ardglass as well but still passable. I will try and walk some of these overgrown sections again to see if any improvements have been made. I recorded the trail for my you tube channel if you are interested in seeing it in more detail. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXyVA1GPc5-BfQeUn_qEqkHrUYHApxXtl
Paul McArthur · reviewed about 4 years ago
Surprisingly enjoyable trail through varied terrain. Beach, country roads, green lanes and forest estates….. all with the back drop of the Mourne Mountains. You could complete it in one long day, but definitely the best way to savour the journey is over two days. Either wild camp or B&B…. the choice is yours.
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