Description: The Cliff Walk is a linear
walk between Bray and Greystones, following the train line
along the cliffs of Bray Head. This well maintained walk
offer stunning and dramatic views along steep cliffs into
the Irish Sea. Use one of the many train back to your
starting point . More info at: www.thecliffwalk.ie
Distance: 7km – 4.5 Ml Estimated Time: 2 ½ hours Total Gain: 117m – 384ft Highest Point: 127m – 417ft Terrain: Average Contour: Hilly Good for: Families
Public Transport: Regular commuters
train (DART) from Dublin City center into either Bray or
Greystones. 45A bus from Dun Laoghaire. Finnegan's Bus from
Sandyford LUAS Station
Recommendations & Warnings: Dangerous
Cliffs. Stay on the trail
Starting and/or Finish:
Bray Band Stand on Seafront - Lat:
53.20199 Long: -6.09726
As
increasing numbers of people seek the beauty and excitement
of recreation in the Irish countryside, our collective mark
on the natural environment increases. The impacts include
litter, water pollution, disturbance of wildlife, damage to
fences and loss of privacy for local residents. For
more information on how you can reduce the impact of your
activities on the environment and other people, visit www.leavenotraceireland.org.
As
increasing numbers of people seek the beauty and excitement
of recreation in the Irish countryside, our collective mark
on the natural environment increases. The impacts include
litter, water pollution, disturbance of wildlife, damage to
fences and loss of privacy for local residents. For
more information on how you can reduce the impact of your
activities on the environment and other people, visit 
