Ballycotton Cliff Walk (solo trip)

We did it Sunday just gone when the weather was nice, walk is not long at all and little to no incline so it's fine for any fitness level or age. There are some nice views along the way, there's a shipwreck at the very end too in the distance. There is a small beach along the way also. Most the path is clear but just beware there are some parts where it is being obstructed by hedging and some net...

We came late and didn't go to far but we thought it was gorgeous and would love to visit again and walk the rest of it!! The parking was convenient and free. I should mention that in the first parking lot area near the trail (but not the one closest to the trailhead) there is a row of recycling bins for glass and cans. It's not related to the trail but it's convenient if you happen to be looking f...

Went there with a group of friends by bus from Cork. It was a beautiful day on a path through nature along the cliffs. There are some spots where you can go into the water so it is a good idea to bring swimming stuff on a good weather day. Yet it is important to keep in mind to bring enough water to the walk!

Ballycotton Cliff Walk: Breathtaking Views and Invigorating Scenery! The Ballycotton Cliff Walk is an absolute gem along the East Cork coastline, offering an experience that truly invigorates the senses. It's a fantastic place to lace up your boots and immerse yourself in nature. The **views are absolutely breathtaking**, with dramatic cliffs plunging into the vibrant blue of the Atlantic. Every...

Not sure why it is so popular. Don't get me wrong I enjoy coastal walks. However, this one was just endless vegetation on each side of the path, affording only a rare view of anything. Although the view of the lighthouse island o the return did inspire. And far too many people.