Event Type Carlingford, Sieve Foy and the Cooley
Event Type
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Brockaghs
Brockaghs East
Carlingford, Sieve Foy and the Cooley
Carrauntoohil
Climb Lugnaquilla
Day into night navigation
Derrybawn and Glendalough
Derrybawn Ridge Hike
Djouce, Warhill and Tonduff
Expedition and trek training
Fairy Castle
Galtymore and the Cushnabinnia Horseshoe
Hill Walking - getting started
Howth Head
Improvers Navigation
Introduction to navigation day 1
Introduction to navigation day 2
Introduction to scrambling
Landscape Photography Workshop
Maumturks
Mountain Skills 1
Mountain Skills 2
Mountain Skills Refresher Day
Mourne Mountains
Mweelrea Mountain
North Wales Weekend
One day First Aid course
REC 3 (rescue & emergency care) First Aid weekend
REC 3 Re-validation
Scarr Mountain
Scotland Weekend
Scotland Winter Skills Ben Nevis Weekend
Slieve Blooms
The Spinc - Glendalough
Tibradden Hill & Fairy Castle
Wicklow Wild Camping Weekend
october
08octAll DaySlieve Foye and Carlingford mountain day hike (Hard)
Details
GO TO HIKE BOOKING PAGE > We start
Details
We start this hike in the lovely seaside village of Carlingford, where we make our way up the steep ascent to the summit of Slieve Foye (588m), the highest point in Co. Louth. Here we get wonderful views north to Carlingford Lough and the Mournes. We follow the rocky crest of the mountain over subsidiary tops to Eagles Rock, then possibly onto Raven’s Rock and Foxes Rock. From here we head east, traversing the mountain before dropping gradually to join the Tain Way path back into Carlingford.
Grade: Hard, (rocky mountain paths and steep hillside)
Meeting point: Carlingford seafront public car park, 10.30 am
Height gain: 800m (2625 ft)
Distance: 17 km (10.5 miles)
Time: Approx. 6.5 hours
Cost €35.00 per person
Please note this hike is on rough mountain hillside that includes rocky sections and wet slippery ground. It is essential that you wear appropriate mountain footwear, especially in the wetter months of the year. You may be turned away by the guide if you arrive in runners.
Time
All Day (Saturday)
november
06novAll DaySlieve Foye and Carlingford mountain day hike (Hard)
Details
GO TO HIKE BOOKING PAGE > We start
Details
We start this hike in the lovely seaside village of Carlingford, where we make our way up the steep ascent to the summit of Slieve Foye (588m), the highest point in Co. Louth. Here we get wonderful views north to Carlingford Lough and the Mournes. We follow the rocky crest of the mountain over subsidiary tops to Eagles Rock, then possibly onto Raven’s Rock and Foxes Rock. From here we head east, traversing the mountain before dropping gradually to join the Tain Way path back into Carlingford.
Grade: Hard, (rocky mountain paths and steep hillside)
Meeting point: Carlingford seafront public car park, 10.30 am
Height gain: 800m (2625 ft)
Distance: 17 km (10.5 miles)
Time: Approx. 6.5 hours
Cost €35.00 per person
Please note this hike is on rough mountain hillside that includes rocky sections and wet slippery ground. It is essential that you wear appropriate mountain footwear, especially in the wetter months of the year. You may be turned away by the guide if you arrive in runners.
Time
All Day (Sunday)
february
04febAll DaySlieve Foye and Carlingford mountain day hike (Hard)
Details
GO TO HIKE BOOKING PAGE > We start
Details
We start this hike in the lovely seaside village of Carlingford, where we make our way up the steep ascent to the summit of Slieve Foye (588m), the highest point in Co. Louth. Here we get wonderful views north to Carlingford Lough and the Mournes. We follow the rocky crest of the mountain over subsidiary tops to Eagles Rock, then possibly onto Raven’s Rock and Foxes Rock. From here we head east, traversing the mountain before dropping gradually to join the Tain Way path back into Carlingford.
Grade: Hard, (rocky mountain paths and steep hillside)
Meeting point: Carlingford seafront public car park, 10.30 am
Height gain: 800m (2625 ft)
Distance: 17 km (10.5 miles)
Time: Approx. 6.5 hours
Cost €35.00 per person
Please note this hike is on rough mountain hillside that includes rocky sections and wet slippery ground. It is essential that you wear appropriate mountain footwear, especially in the wetter months of the year. You may be turned away by the guide if you arrive in runners.
Time
All Day (Saturday)