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Ulster Way Guidebook

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Publication Type
Guidebook
Author
Kathryn Nelson
ISBN
9781068612091
Date Published
2026
Size
12.7 x 3.3 x 20.
Number of Pages
573
Cost
£20

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Review:

Amazon 2026

Northern Ireland offers an extraordinary tapestry of landscapes, from dramatic coastlines to rugged mountains and ancient forests. There is no better way to experience this rich diversity than on foot along the Ulster Way; a remarkable long-distance route spanning over 600 miles (1,000 km) and encircling all six counties.

This guidebook divides the full trail into 100 manageable sections, making it accessible whether you’re planning a multi-day adventure or a shorter outing. Clear, concise directions are paired with easy-to-follow maps to ensure you stay confidently on course throughout your journey.

Distances are provided in both miles and kilometres, and routes are described for travel in either direction - clockwise or anticlockwise - offering maximum flexibility. Each section begins and ends at convenient, accessible locations, making planning straightforward.

Detailed descriptions of terrain help you choose routes suited to your preferred pace and activity, whether walking, running, or cycling. From gentle, level paths to more demanding stretches that will challenge even seasoned hikers, the Ulster Way offers something for every level of experience.

The guidebook is beautifully enhanced by hand-drawn sketches of the views and wildlife found along the trails, adding a personal, evocative touch that brings each route vividly to life.

Whether you aspire to complete the entire route or simply explore selected highlights, this guidebook is your trusted companion to discovering the very best of Northern Ireland - step by step.

You can expect:
Distances in miles and kilometres
Instructions for travel in both clockwise and anticlockwise directions
Clear and easy-to-understand maps
Succinct and simple descriptions of the route
Hand-drawn sketches of views and features


Paths Covered by this Publication:

Various

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