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Clare Walking Tours: Discover East Clare on Foot
Explore County Clare's hidden gems with guided walking tours, discovering scenic landscapes, rich history, and abundant wildlife in East Clare.
Explore the scenic landscapes and rich heritage of East Clare with Clare Walking Tours. Based in Tuamgraney, near Scariff, these tours offer a unique way to experience the beauty and history of the region, from the Slieve Aughty Mountains to the shores of Lough Derg.
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Getting There
Walking
Clare Walking Tours is based at Clareville House, Tuamgraney, a short distance from the village of Scariff. From the center of Scariff, head northwest on the R352 towards Tuamgraney. The walk is approximately 3 kilometers and offers views of the Clare countryside. Clareville House will be on your right as you enter Tuamgraney. There is no cost associated with walking.
Public Transport
To reach Clare Walking Tours via public transport, take a Local Link Limerick Clare bus to Scariff. From Scariff, you can walk to Tuamgraney (approx. 3km) or take a local taxi. Bus fares vary depending on the origin, but a short trip within the region typically costs around €3-€6. A taxi from Scariff to Tuamgraney would cost approximately €10-€15.
Taxi
Taxis are available in Scariff and can take you directly to Clareville House in Tuamgraney. A taxi from Scariff to Clareville House typically costs between €10 and €15. Several taxi services operate in the area, including Eamonn Nugent Hackney Hire. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season.
Local tips
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Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for varying weather conditions, as the terrain can be rugged and the weather unpredictable.
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Bring water and snacks, especially for longer walks, as facilities may be limited along certain routes.
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Check the weather forecast before heading out and be prepared for rain, even on seemingly sunny days.
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Consider bringing a map or GPS device, although the East Clare Way is well-signposted, it's always good to be prepared.
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Respect the local environment and follow the Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty of the area.
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Clare Walking Tours provides guided walking experiences through the captivating landscapes of County Clare. Based out of Clareville House in Tuamgraney, near Scariff, these tours cater to both casual and experienced walkers, promising trails suited for everyone. The area is known for its diverse walking routes, abundant wildlife, and historical significance.
Located in the heart of East Clare, Tuamgraney and Scariff offer a strategic base for exploring the region's natural and built heritage. Tuamgraney itself is an award-winning village with a rich history, while Scariff serves as a charming market town with various shops, pubs, and restaurants. Together, they form the historic and economic heart of East Clare, nestled between the River Shannon and the Slieve Aughty Mountains.
Visitors can explore St. Cronan's 10th-century church, one of the oldest continuously used churches in Ireland, or wander through the East Clare Memorial Park. The nearby Lough Derg offers opportunities for boat trips and exploring Holy Island (Inis Cealtra), a 6th-century monastic settlement. The East Clare Way, a 172km circular walk, also passes close to Scariff, providing options for shorter loop walks with breathtaking scenery.
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