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Crossing some the most scenic upland areas in the Antrim Glens, this route offers fantastic views that encompass much of Northern Ireland, as well as extending across the sea to Scotland. Despite being signed throughout, the open terrain means you should take all the normal precautions associated with mountain walking.
Start Point:
D310152
Finish Point:
D402024
Route:
• This section is that last section of the IAT in Ireland, linking the quaint coastal village of Glenarm, across the open hillside of the Antrim Hills, leading down to the coast and the port town of Larne.
• The route is waymarked from Glenarm to Linford using Ulster Way signage (yellow arrow on blue background) as well as the IAT Ireland~Ulster marker. From Linford the route is on road until Daffodil Lane, which takes you into Carnfunnock Country Park, from there it is pathed until Larne Harbour. The route is waymarked with IAT arrows, which contain yellow bands.
Please be aware that this walking route passes through areas of open land such as working farmland. Livestock may be present and ground conditions may be uneven or wet underfoot.
Distance:
14 miles
Terrain:
Off road moorland paths
Points of interest:
Glenarm, Glenarm Castle, Glenarm Forest, Scawt Hill, Linford, Ballygally, Carnfunnock Country Park, Larne Town
Facilities:
Refreshments and accommodation are available along the route in Glenarm, Ballygally and Larne. However this is a long route with no refreshment stops or accommodation between Glenarm and Linford – walkers should carry provisions accordingly.
Nearest town:
Glenarm
OS map:
9
