The City of Sligo or Sligo Town as it’s more commonly referred to is the largest town in the North West. County Sligo is also home to the smaller towns of Tubbercurry and Ballymote in South Sligo. While these urban centres predominately serve as a centre for commerce they also boast some lovely walking routes – ideal for anyone seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. There are a number of Slí Na Slainte routes to choose from as well as the Tour of Sligo Town and the natural beauty of the Doorly Park nature trail.
Length:
1.4km
Time:
30mins
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Gravel Path
A 1.3km looped walk which connects a new section of walkway with the traditional route.
Length:
1.8km
Time:
40mins
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Gravel Path
A country walk located on the outskirts of the scenic village of Carney.
Length:
3.5km
Time:
45mins
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Country Road, Pathway
Trail links a range of significant historical sites, including, the Franciscan Abbey, Ballymote Castle, the old Corn Mill and Emlaghfad…
Length:
4km
Time:
1hr
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Gravel Path
This Trail is a forest and bog land trail located on the Ballina Road in Tubbercurry. The trail allows for…
Length:
1.3km
Time:
45mins
Grade:
Moderate
Terrain:
Forest Trail
This hidden gem is located just a short walk from Sligo Town. Close to Cleveragh Park and Sligo Racecourse on…
Length:
6km
Time:
2hrs
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Beach, Path
A walking route with panoramic views of Killala Bay and the surrounding coast.
Length:
1km
Time:
Varied
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Gravel Path
Town Park with walking paths, Outdoor Gym Trail, MUGA (Multi-Use Games Area), Boules Court and Playgrounds. Located on the urban…
Length:
4.5km
Time:
1.5hrs
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Pavement
The walking tour of Sligo is a looped 4.5km easy walk, and provides access to the city’s most significant sites.…
Length:
7km
Time:
Varied
Grade:
Easy
Terrain:
Pathway
Riverside, Marshes and Parkland. Outdoor Gym Trail, Playground, Table Tennis and Lawn Bowls.