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Trail · County Wexford

St Clomauns Way

0.4 km30 minEasyOut and Back50 m climbDogs on a lead

Route shape, north at the top · start (filled) and finish (ring) · Sport Ireland

Outdoors in County Wexford this week

Best day outdoors: Sat, 10 Oct — dry by day, breezy, up to 13°C

Fri, 9 Oct15° / 9°DrizzleGood day outdoors
Sat, 10 Oct13° / 7°Sun with light cloudGreat day outdoors
Sun, 11 Oct14° / 14°DrizzleGood day outdoors

Make a day of it

The nearest trails, beaches, woods and heritage within 25 km.

Trails & walks

Trail · 7.6 km awayKilmore Quay - Ballyteige Burrow Trail4.2 km1 hr 15 minModerateLoop

Trail · 9.0 km awayForth Mountain Trail7.1 km2 hr 30 minModerateLoop

Trail · 12 km awayTintern Trails - Buggy Trail4.1 km1 hr 10 minModerateLoop

Beaches & bathing waters

Beach · 4.5 km awayBaile ChuilinnCullenstownDogs on a leadCullenstown beach is a southerly facing sandy beach located immediately west of where the River Muck enters the sea.

Beach · 7.7 km awayKilmore Quay Small BeachDogs on a leadThe small beach in Kilmore Quay village is immediately east of the fishing harbour. It is southerly facing and within the Saltee Islands SAC.

Forests & woodlands

Forest · 9.0 km awayShelmaliere / Forth Mountain2 trailsParking

Forest · 12 km awayMainistir ThinteirnTintern Abbey4 trailsParking

Parks, gardens & islands

Nature spot · 11 km awayShelmalier Forth MountainParkBarntownShelmalier Forth Mountain, in County Wexford, boasts numerous walks on the forest road network and paths and fine views of the surrounding countryside. On a clear day you can see the counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Wicklow and Waterford.

Nature spot · 12 km awaySaltee IslandsIslandThe Saltee Islands are situated approximately 5km off the coast of Kilmore Quay County Wexford. The larger island, Great Saltee, is the most famous bird sanctuary in Ireland and is very popular with both day-trippers and birdwatchers alike.

Heritage sites

Heritage site · 12 km awayMainistir ThinteirnTintern AbbeyReligious houseTinternA Cistercian abbey, founded c. 1200 by William, the Earl Marshall, and named after Tintern in Wales. The remains consist of nave, chancel, tower, chapel and cloister. It was partly converted into living quarters after…

Heritage site · 21 km awayBallyhack CastleCastleBallyhackBallyhack Castle is located on a steep slope in a commanding position overlooking Waterford estuary. The castle, a large tower house, is thought to have been built c. 1450 by the Knights Hospitallers of St. John, one of…