The best walks and hikes around Jordans Crew

Yes, the region's generally low-lying terrain is great for beginners. There are 4 easy-rated trails available. A good option to start with is the Hiking loop from Killough, which is a relatively short coastal walk of about 6.6 km.

The coastal and lakeside paths are well-suited for family outings. For an easy walk that isn't too long, consider the Hiking loop from Ballyhornan. At just over 5 km with very little elevation change, it's a manageable adventure for younger hikers.

Dogs are welcome on many trails in the area, but it's important to be mindful of local regulations. The coastal paths and walks around loughs are popular with dog walkers. Always keep your dog under control, especially near farmland or wildlife, and be prepared to use a leash.

Yes, there are several excellent loop trails. For a moderate challenge with varied scenery, the Lough Money loop from St. Patrick's Road is a great choice, taking you on an 11.8 km circuit around the lough and through the countryside.

The hiking around Jordans Crew is defined by its beautiful coastal and waterside scenery. You can expect routes that follow the shoreline of the Irish Sea, paths that meander along the Quoile River, and trails that circle serene freshwater loughs like Lough Money.

The trails around Jordans Crew are primarily rated as easy or moderate. The terrain is generally low-lying with gentle climbs, so you won't find any strenuous mountain ascents or technically difficult hikes in the immediate area.

For a route that showcases the region's coastline, try the Ballyhornan to St Patrick's Well via Lecale Way. This 9.6 km moderate hike follows a section of the Lecale Way, offering lovely views out over the Irish Sea.

Even for an easy hike, you should bring water and some snacks. Given the coastal location, weather can change quickly, so a waterproof jacket is essential. Wear comfortable walking shoes or boots with good grip. It's also wise to have your phone fully charged.

Yes, if you enjoy riverside walks, the Quoile Bridge – Quoile River loop from Saul is an excellent choice. This moderate 9.2 km loop follows the banks of the Quoile River, offering a peaceful and scenic experience.

The routes in this area are highly regarded by the komoot community. Hikers often praise the mix of coastal paths and quiet lakeside trails, noting the accessible and generally gentle nature of the terrain.

All routes in this guide include a detailed map within the komoot Tour page. You can view the trail, elevation profile, and key waypoints online or save it for offline use in the komoot app on your phone for easy navigation.