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The 20 best coastal walks in the UK: hiking on cliff tops, dunes and beaches | Weekends

How hard is it? 6½ miles; relaxed/moderate cliff trails along the exciting trails of the volcanic cliffs to the extraordinary promontory of the Giant’s Causeway, where there are 37,000 hexagonal columns. Explore the basalt formations of the bay in the distance, then ascend the curve of the towering cliffs and take the vintage tram back.
Map OSNI Activity 1:25,000 Depart from “Causeway Coast” Beach Road car park, Portballintrae, BT57 8RT (OSNI ref C929424) Walk east along the Causeway Coast Way to the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Center (944438). Down the steps; the road to the Giant’s Causeway (947447). Follow the Blue Trail under the pipe organ formation (952449) to the end of the path to the amphitheater (952452). Go back to your fingertips; fork up the left side of the road (red trail). Step up the shepherd to the top (951445). Return to visitor center


Post time: Sep-22-2021