Burren Walks: The Mullaghmore Experience Walk

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Immerse yourself in the magic of the hidden Burren with Marie McGauran, a qualified native Walking Guide who leads heritage, nature and spiritual walks in the Burren National Park. Burren Experience Guided Walks is located southeast of Mullaghmore Mountain, just 4 miles from Corofin, Co. Clare. Having lived her entire life in the shadow of Mullaghmore, Marie offers varied walking experiences, each tailored to suit different needs.

For those who wish to prolong their stay, our self-catering cottage offers the perfect base for walking in the National Park, be it invigorating or relaxing!
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Walks

The Walks

The Mullaghmore Experience Walk
This exhilarating walk in the Burren National Park will explore natural settings that can only be reached on foot. You will be led up into the mountains, where you will be rewarded with some magnificent views of the surrounding countryside
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A Walk Within - a spiritual walk
Allow your spirit to soar and venture with us into a land of wilderness and beauty. This walk offers you a personal journey inspired by the writings of the poet and philosopher John O’ Donohue.
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Stones & Stories walk
An informational and heritage walk of the Burren. Experience its wilderness and gain insight into the past generations who farmed this landscape, where the legacies of our forefathers unfold
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Please note

Private walks and group walks are also available.
It is very important to wear suitable clothing and footwear on our walks as the walks are off road and on rocky terrain. The walks are 2 - 3 hrs long.
Eco

Our policies

Ecotourism Ireland is an organisation set up to stimulate the development of ecotourism in Ireland. Its label is approved as the national ecotourism label and it acts as an independent certification and standards authority in Ireland. As members of the Burren Ecotourism Network, we subscribe to the Ecotourism Ireland philosophy.

About Ecotourism Burren
We are a group of tourism providers in the Burren Region who have worked together over an extended period to obtain independent ecotourism certification and to promote the Burren as a premier international ecotourism destination. [more...]

Environmental Policy
Burren Experience Guided Walks are committed to continuing to improve our environmental performance, minimising our environmental impact in the beautiful area in which we live. We are dedicated to educating the tourist about to the natural environment and local culture. Read more about our policy here...
Accommodation

Mullaghmore Self Catering Accommodation

"Eìrì Na Greine" - which is Irish and translates into "The Rising Sun"- is located in the Burren National Park next to Mullaghmore mountain overlooking the Burren landscape. it offers comfortable self catering accommodation for up to 10 people. read more about it here...
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Walking with The Burren Experience

Burren Flowers

The Burren National Park
Local Info

Location

The Burren
The Burren is located in the North West of Co. Clare on the West Coast of Ireland. For a map of the location and information about how to get to this area
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More Information

Links to more information about The Burren and Accommodation in North Clare here...

Meeting Point for our walks

Clare Heritage Centre Museum
Church Street, Corofin
52.945011 (52° 56' 42.04'' N), -9.062830 (9° 3' 46.19'' W)
Rates

Rates

Each walk is €20 for adults; children under 16 can join the walk for free once accompanied by a guardian. The walks are 2 - 3 hrs long.

Booking

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Terms & Conditions

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Contact

Contact Us

On the phone/by text: +353 (0)868219441

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The Mullaghmore Experience Walk

Mullaghmore Experience Walk

This exhilarating walk in the Burren National Park will explore natural settings that can only be reached on foot.

You will be led up into the mountains, where you will be rewarded with some magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and gain insight into the flora, fauna and archaeological remnants of our past.

The walk finishes with a tour of the family farm where we can encounter the many farm animals including Midget the Shetland pony.

The terrain for walks can be uneven and rugged so suitable footwear is recommended.

One to one and specialised walks are also available and can be tailored to accommodate the specific requirements of the person or group.

Tea and homemade scones are provided after all walks.