The International Appalachian Trail (IAT) Ulster-Ireland is a 279 mile long distance walking trail starting in West Donegal in the Republic of Ireland which continues into Northern Ireland passing through the Sperrins Mountains, the Causeway Coast and Glens of Antrim before it finishes in Larne in County Antrim.
Discover a range of shorter walks along the Ulster-Ireland section of the IAT.
Explore long distance sections of the route or complete the entire trail in one go.
Book onto an unforgettable walking experience.
279
MILES
449
KILOMETERS
4
COUNTIES
4
AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY
“SO Amazing the views off the Lough (Eske) and the Blue Stack Mountains.....Breath-taking Waterfalls in Many areas off the mountains, little rivers running down taking little sticks and leaves with it... The sound off the running wee streams is so beautiful. So Quiet Ye could hear bees buzzing in the wildflowers.”
We absolutely loved this walk and the breathtaking views despite the incredibly strong winds. Really was a refreshing experience and not busy at the time we went. We got a break in the weather and the sun was shining, creating lovely rainbows and beautiful backdrops for our photo memories. Would highly recommend.
This natural wonder is insanely beautiful. I'd strongly recommend as you get amazing stories on the histories etc during the walk. The hexagonal stones still seem so surreal to me. Felt so bizarre that it was all natural rather than the aliens who were responsible for it all.
