Walk 1 The Cliff Walk - Dunmore East to Ballymacaw. 10 kms and 3.5 hours.

An easy to moderate cliff top walk with a short sharp climb at the start and two other short climbs and descents at Portally Cove and Rathmoylan Cove. Magnificent coastal scenery and flora with cavorting fulmar at Red Head and a possible sighting of choughs. Not suitable for children under 12 even when accompanied. Bus from Ballymacaw back to Dunmore.

Walk 2 Woodstown - Bothar na Mná gorm. 10 kms and 3 hours.

An easy to moderate walk along beach, boreen and field. Points of achaeological and historical and wildlife interest en route. Magnificent views of Waterford Harbour. Not recommended for young children Bus to Woodstown and return

Walk 3 Passage East to Cheekpoint. 12 kms and 3.5 hours

The walk begins in the river fishing village of Passage and follows the spectacular Hurt Hill track, high above Waterford Harbour to Cheekpoint. From Cheekpoint a change of scenery though the rhododendron woods of Faithlegg Hill to Faithlegg House Hotel. Not recommended for young children. Bus to Passage and back from Faithlegg House.

Walk 4 Kittiwakes, Woods and Cliff Walk 8 kms and 3 hours.

An easy ramble from the Harbour with its fishing fleet and unique kittiwake colony ( the only harbour colony in Ireland) to the spectacular Cliff walk via Dunmore Woods. Lots of thatched roof architecture, history and humour. A good walk for all the family.

Walk 5 Tidal Pools Exploration. 2 hours.

An exploration of tidal pools with a local ecologist. Ideal for children of all ages and ageless adults. Recommended early booking as space is very limited.

Walk 6 Saleens and Brownstown Head. 11 kms and 3.5 hours.

An easy to moderate walk with short strenuous patches. A ramble of great interest starting at Saleens Beach facing Tramore Sand Hills with a long beach section. A track leads to the clifftop and is followed to Brownstown Head, a favourite stop of birdwatchers and whalewathchers and the landmark twin beacons. Not suitable for children. Bus to Saleens and back to Dunmore.