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Distance
28.40 km
Type
Walk
Estimated Time
7h 30m
Summit
O'Brien's Tower
Parking
No
The opening stage of the Burren Way runs north from the surf town of Lahinch through Liscannor and past O'Brien's Tower along the top of the Cliffs of Moher — the most spectacular stretch of coastal path in Ireland — before descending to the music village of Doolin.
The cliff-top section demands respect in wind, but the drama of the 200m cliffs, the Aran Islands offshore and the constant seabird traffic make this an unforgettable day. It's a long linear stage; buses and taxis connect the endpoints in season.
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The Burren Way – Carran to Corofin
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The Burren Way – Ballyvaughan to Carran
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The Burren Way – Doolin to Ballyvaughan
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Mullaghmore Loop
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