The Ireland Way, or Sl’ na hEireann in Gaelic, is a 1,000 km (620 mile) walking and cycling trail which begins in the rugged south-west coast of Ireland in the small fishing village of Castletownbere and ends in Northern Ireland in the coastal town of Ballycastle.

Along the trail you will cross the wild Caha Mountains and several other mountain ranges. Explore woodland, farmland, bogland, lakes and rivers including the Shannon, Ireland's longest river. The trail takes in many castles and ancient megalithic sites such as Dunluce Castle and Carrowkeel Megalithic Cemetary. Explore the stunning landscapes and culture on this coast-to-coast epic adventure.