The East Clare Way is a 172km circular route that crosses the Slieve Bernagh Mountains before descending to the Clare lakeland areas around Tulla and Feakle. After circling Lough Graney, the route then climbs again over the rugged boglands of the Slieve Aughty Mountain back towards Lough Derg. The East Clare Way returns through the hills towards Scarriff and on to complete its circuit back to Killaloe. Clare Walks Ltd in Tulla, County Clare, manages and maintains the beautiful walking routes throughout the county.
The Mid Clare Way, called 'Slí na Méaracán' in Irish, is a 150km long circular walking route around the centre of County Clare in the west of Ireland. It encompasses the county capital, the busy and picturesque town of Ennis. The beauty of The Mid Clare Way lies within its extraordinary diversity and simple charm.
For the more casual walker, there are many well signposted local looped walks of varying lengths centred around some of the towns and villages along the routes.
- Seaweed Foraging Talk
Coastal escapesSeaweed Foraging Talk Join us on Quilty Beach for a Seaweed Foraging talk with expert forager Lena Hughes or enjoy a 5km guided walk taking in Seafield Beach (Quilty) beach walk.
- Guided Photography Walk
Free things to doGuided Photography Walk Take a short stroll in Tulla and get tips on taking snaps along the way with your camera or smartphone.
- Explore The East Clare Way, a 172 km circular route through some of the region’s most spectacular and varied scenery.
- Follow The Mid Clare Way, a 150 km long circular walk encircling the town of Ennis with scenic walking over remote hills and along peaceful river valleys and shores.
- Stroll through magical woodland walks, historic sites, pretty towns and villages.
