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Layde Walk

Walking Route

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From the coast, the walk goes along selected streets of this village where buildings date back to the 1600's. The steep streets lead ultimately to the Layde Path. From here there are great views of the village and the bay and the Irish Sea. Dogs should be on a lead or under the control of the owner.

Distance:

2 miles

Start Point:

D311154

Finish Point:

D311154

Point of interest:

The Barbican Gate of Glenarm Castle

Nearest town:

Glenarm

OS map:

Sheet 9

Terrain:

On and off-road, steep

Route:

From the Coast Road car park, go over the bridge over the Glenarm river and turn right into Toberwine Street. Turn left up Vennel Street until you see the sign for the Layde path on the left. This is a very steep and narrow road. The Layde Path is a short walkway with seats and views. At the end of this path, turn left onto the road. At the end turn left back to the village.

Facilities:

Toilets are available in the car park. The village has shops and pubs.

Accessible toilet facilities:

Yes

Accessible terrain:

Steep streets and surfaced path.

Publication:

Larne Country Walks

Publication availability:

Larne Tourist Information Centre (028) 2827 0088

Getting to the start by public transport:

A2 (Antrim Coast Road) Bus Services 252 or 152.

The nearest Tourist Information Centre is:

Ballycastle Tourist Information Centre