Edmondstown, Ardee, Co. Louth

Edmonstown benefits from being close to the popular walking and hiking trails in Carlingford. Only a 45 minute drive away, the beautiful mountainous and lakeland scenery is worth the journey and is a hike lover's paradise. There are plenty of bars and restuarants to pop into after a long day on the hills.

Edmonstown is also close to Ravensdale Forest which comprises a 1.5km woodland trail. There are also two further trails for the more advanced walkers, providing a more strenuous route for those looking to break a sweat.

16 The Oakwood, Dunsany, Co. Meath

The grounds upon which 16 The Oakwood is situated is a tranquil paradise for walkers. Killeen Castle has 600 acres of beautifully landscaped and private grounds where you can enjoy a peaceful walk while taking in the fresh autumn air.

The Hill of Tara is also close to the property and is a stunning location to grab a coffee and take a stroll across the rolling hills that overlook Meath. There is a walking loop around the hills, but if you are brave enough to trek across them, you will surely need to stop in to Maguire's café after for some recovery food.

Old Farmhouse, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow

Glendalough is one of Ireland's most popular visitor destinations with several marked walking and hiking trails ranging from easy to difficult. The longest trail available is 11km with most offering panoramic views of the lakelands below.

Only a half hour drive away is Glen Beach Cliff Walk which has stunning coastal views. This loop walk offers a total length of 4km and is ideal for those looking for a relaxing Sunday afternoon stroll. 

Ardsallagh Estate, Fethard, Co. Tipperary

Dundrum Woods is only a quick half hour drive from this magnificient estate. There are two great trails on offer. The first trail is great for kids as it is a flat 3km loop with plenty of resident ducks and swans to see. The second loop is a 1.8km lakeside walk perfect for walking, running or hiking.

A 45 minute car journey away, but worth this trip is the famous Galtymore Mountain. This mountain is one of the highest in Ireland and is perfect for those hikers looking for more of a challenge. The hike is a total of 11km, with the first 2.5km on an old mountain road which then leads to the open mountain.

1 Boyne View, Slane, Co. Meath

Littlewood Forest is located a close 2km from this property and offers a fantastic amenity for walkers in the local area and beyond. The forest covers approx. 70 acres with a 2km easy trail for vistors.

The Battle of the Boyne site is steeped in Irish history and is only a 12 minute drive from the property. This visitor centre offers self-guided walks through the Oldbridge Estate and the core battle site.

Riverwalk House, Oughterard, Co. Galway

Killarainey Woods Walk is a close 20 minute drive from this property and has a 3km walking loop of approx. 1 hour for visitors. The trail also has a unique heritage focus offering information throughout the trail regariding penal times, famine times, 1916 and the War of Independence.

This property is located along the banks of the Owenriff River near the shores of Lough Corrib. Lough Corrib has some wonderful walking trails that provide a link between the peaceful nature setting surrounding the lake and the bustling city centre of Galway.