The Directory
Find walks near a place, or near you, or look a route up by name. Every named walking route we know of that a public body or association in the UK promotes is here, each with its own code. Or browse by county or by list.
7 routes near Portstewart in County Londonderry. See them on a map
Routes that start within 10 miles of Portstewart, or pass within a mile of it, nearest start first. Walks near Portstewart has them on a page of their own.
- NI 105Causeway Coast WayA 32-mile long-distance route from Portstewart to Ballycastle along the coast, in County Antrim and County Londonderry, with about 1,300 m of climbing. 6 sections. About 12 hours.Diversion in placeStarts 0.1 miles from PortstewartIncludes Portstewart to Portrush
- NI 1148Portstewart Cliff PathA 1.4-mile walk along the coast, in County Londonderry, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.Starts 0.8 miles from Portstewart
- NI 1072Dune and Estuary Walk, Portstewart StrandA 3.5-mile circular walk from Portstewart Strand Visitor Centre along the coast, in County Londonderry, with about 40 m of climbing. About 1 hour.Starts 1.6 miles from Portstewart
- NI 1162Earl Bishop's Tree Trail, DownhillA 2-mile circular walk from Lion's Gate Car Park along the coast, in County Londonderry, with about 60 m of climbing. About 1 hour.Starts 4 miles from Portstewart
- NI 1190Lion's Gate Walking Trail, DownhillA 0.8-mile circular walk from Lion's Gate Car Park along the coast, in County Londonderry, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.Starts 4.1 miles from Portstewart
- NI 1060BinevenaghA 3.2-mile circular walk, in County Londonderry, with about 220 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.Starts 9.1 miles from Portstewart
- UK 009Ulster WayA 636-mile circular national trail, with about 13,900 m of climbing. 19 sections.Access disputedPasses right by PortstewartIncludes Ballycastle to Portstewart
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