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B Walk – Mount Leinster to Kildavin
This walk begins at the well-known viewing spot the Nine Stones, where walkers will be treated to breath-taking views before descending towards the cattle grid on the Mountain Road. The route then loops around Tomduff, leading up to the cairn on Slievebawn and returns to the Nine Stones vantage point. Here, you can take in an unrivalled panorama of Carlow’s rich and colourful countryside, stretching across the southeast like a vibrant tapestry. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of the distant Welsh coastline.
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B Walk – Night Hike
There’s something truly magical about walking in the Blackstairs Mountains after dark – the serenity of nature becomes even more profound, with the soft sounds of the night and the twinkling lights of towns and villages far below. As you journey through the autumn darkness, you’ll be treated to spectacular views of County Carlow.
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B Walk – Walk 7 – Night Hike
€25.00There’s something truly magical about walking in the Blackstairs Mountains after dark – the serenity of nature becomes even more pronounced, with the soft sounds of the night and the twinkling lights of the towns and villages far below. As you journey through the darkness, you’ll be treated to spectacular views of County Carlow.
Led by an experienced Mountaineering Ireland guide, this hike offers a unique opportunity to explore the mountains under the cover of night. It’s a popular event not to be missed – a torch is essential. The route will be decided on the night, adding an element of adventure to this special experience.
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B Walk – Walk 9 – Mount Leinster to Kildavin
€25.00The Blackstairs Mountains are a landscape of remarkable ecological and scenic value, designated as a Special Area of Conservation to protect their rich biodiversity. Their moorlands—unique in Carlow and Wexford above 300 metres—are a rare and precious habitat where wet and dry heaths support a tapestry of plant life. This diverse environment is a haven for wildlife, with red grouse, skylarks, pheasants and woodcocks thriving in the heathland.
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C Walk – Walk 15 – Do It the Barrow Way: Maganey to Carlow Town
Join us for a relaxing Sunday stroll along the Barrow Track from Maganey to Carlow Town, a great way to unwind and enjoy the vibrant autumnal colours of the season. The gentle pace of the route makes it accessible for all, while the lush greenery and serene riverside views provide a tranquil escape.
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C Walk – Walk 4 – Bagenalstown to Leighlinbridge
€15.00This scenic walk from Bagenalstown to Leighlinbridge follows the original towpath beside the River Barrow, Ireland’s second longest river system, which was once a vital trade and transport route and is now a haven for walkers, bio-diversity, birdlife and wildlife.
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C Walk – Walk 5 – Goresbridge – Bagenalstown
€15.00Immerse yourself in the river’s natural charm and rich history. Begin your day with a peaceful morning walk from Bagenalstown to Leighlinbridge, then continue your adventure in the afternoon with a stunning route from Goresbridge to Bagenalstown.
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C Walk – Walk 8 – Do It The Barrow Way: St Mullins – Graiguenamanagh
This walk takes you from the historic village of St. Mullins, a location rich in heritage and natural beauty, along the tranquil towpath in the direction of the charming town of Graiguenamanagh before turning after approx. 75 minutes to return to the quayside in St. Mullins.
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C Walk – Walk 9: Mindful Steps, A Wellness Walk through Clogrennan Wood
Date and Time:Saturday, 4th October, 2025 at 14:00Registration:Hadden’s Car Park, Carlow Town at 13:40Start Point:Car Park, Clogrennan Wood Finish Point:Car Park, Clogrennan Wood with return transport […]
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