Green Road Ballyvaughan at Evie Vito blog

Green Road Ballyvaughan. It passes close by ailwee cave. Picture postcard pretty, it nestles in the heart of the burren against a sheer backdrop of mountains all the way out to magnificent black head. The famous burren way (35 km of green road) starts in ballyvaughan, and continues on to fanore, doolin and finally liscannor. This 8km loop on minor roadways, green lanes, woodland and cross country, explores the valley behind the seaside village of ballyvaughan with splendid views of the surrounding burren’s folded limestone layers. After a short stretch on a very quiet, tarred laneway, the trail quickly transforms into a beautiful ‘green road’. A selection of walking trails in the burren and cliffs of moher region. Ballyvaughan is a lovely little village on the road out to doolin in north clare. Voted one of the 10 best road trips in the world by condé nast traveller, it never disappoints whatever the weather. In the morning you will be transferred back to fanore where an ancient ‘green road’ brings you to lonely black head with splendid views over galway bay. For several km, we head n / ne, with splendid views of the sea, the aran islands. Fine views of the surrounding burren landscape, with the coast and the aran islands particularly spectacular. This 14.5 km loop climbs gradually up the caher valley before following an elevated green road, the highlight of the walk. The route continues on a narrow trail along cliffs before it joins an old mass path, leading into the fertile gleninagh valley.

A selection of walking trails in the burren and cliffs of moher region. This 8km loop on minor roadways, green lanes, woodland and cross country, explores the valley behind the seaside village of ballyvaughan with splendid views of the surrounding burren’s folded limestone layers. In the morning you will be transferred back to fanore where an ancient ‘green road’ brings you to lonely black head with splendid views over galway bay. This 14.5 km loop climbs gradually up the caher valley before following an elevated green road, the highlight of the walk. Voted one of the 10 best road trips in the world by condé nast traveller, it never disappoints whatever the weather. After a short stretch on a very quiet, tarred laneway, the trail quickly transforms into a beautiful ‘green road’. Picture postcard pretty, it nestles in the heart of the burren against a sheer backdrop of mountains all the way out to magnificent black head. Fine views of the surrounding burren landscape, with the coast and the aran islands particularly spectacular. The famous burren way (35 km of green road) starts in ballyvaughan, and continues on to fanore, doolin and finally liscannor. For several km, we head n / ne, with splendid views of the sea, the aran islands.

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Green Road Ballyvaughan After a short stretch on a very quiet, tarred laneway, the trail quickly transforms into a beautiful ‘green road’. Fine views of the surrounding burren landscape, with the coast and the aran islands particularly spectacular. This 8km loop on minor roadways, green lanes, woodland and cross country, explores the valley behind the seaside village of ballyvaughan with splendid views of the surrounding burren’s folded limestone layers. The route continues on a narrow trail along cliffs before it joins an old mass path, leading into the fertile gleninagh valley. The famous burren way (35 km of green road) starts in ballyvaughan, and continues on to fanore, doolin and finally liscannor. For several km, we head n / ne, with splendid views of the sea, the aran islands. A selection of walking trails in the burren and cliffs of moher region. After a short stretch on a very quiet, tarred laneway, the trail quickly transforms into a beautiful ‘green road’. Ballyvaughan is a lovely little village on the road out to doolin in north clare. It passes close by ailwee cave. This 14.5 km loop climbs gradually up the caher valley before following an elevated green road, the highlight of the walk. In the morning you will be transferred back to fanore where an ancient ‘green road’ brings you to lonely black head with splendid views over galway bay. Picture postcard pretty, it nestles in the heart of the burren against a sheer backdrop of mountains all the way out to magnificent black head. Voted one of the 10 best road trips in the world by condé nast traveller, it never disappoints whatever the weather.