
Explore Our Trails – Connecting Communities Through Nature
Discover the scenic walking routes supported by Waterford Leader Partnership under the Rural Recreation Programme and the Walks Scheme. These trails highlight the beauty of our region while encouraging outdoor activity and community engagement. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful stroll or a challenging hike, our trails offer something for everyone. Each route is maintained to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
Anne Valley Walk is a family-friendly trail developed through the efforts of local landowners and the community. Stretching 5km, this walk is designed to be fully accessible for all levels of mobility.
Read More
The Ardmore Cliff Walk offers natural beauty and historical significance, making it an exceptional walk for visitors and locals alike. This scenic looped trail provides…
Read More
The pilgrim walking trails of Mount Melleray; The Grotto, The Well, The Cross, The Source, and Byrne's Bridge, collectively cover over 30 kilometers of track…
Read More
The Nire Valley, on the Western side of the Comeragh Mountains, holds a wide array of coums, lakes, and other breathtaking scenery which can be…
Read More
The Rathgormack Boolas Loop is a scenic walking trail nestled in the Comeragh Mountains, County Waterford. This 10km circular route offers a challenging yet rewarding…
Read More
St. Declan’s Way is a historic pilgrim walking route stretching from Cashel in Co. Tipperary to Ardmore in Co. Waterford. At 115km, it is Ireland’s…
Read More
The Dunmore East to Ballymacaw Cliff Path is a stunning coastal trail offering walkers breathtaking panoramic sea views. This 7km out-and-back route begins in the…
Read More