Howth Cliff Walk
About
The Howth Cliff Walk is a spectacular, world-famous coastal trail that winds along the edge of the peninsula's steep cliffs. The path offers breathtaking views over Dublin Bay, the Irish Sea, and Lambay Island, guiding hikers past wild heather, dramatic stone coves, and the iconic Baily Lighthouse perched on a rocky headland.

Highlights
What makes this place special

The dramatic sea views
Look out over the deep blue ocean and the rugged shoreline of the peninsula.

Wild gorse and heather
Walk through vibrant fields of yellow and purple flowers that cover the clifftops.

Baily Lighthouse view
Capture photos of the historic white lighthouse standing on the edge of the cliffs.
Things to Know
- •Wear sturdy walking shoes as the gravel paths can be narrow, rocky, and slippery after rain
- •The trail is highly exposed to the wind, so carry a light windproof jacket even in summer
- •Stay well away from the edge of the cliffs as there are no safety barriers along the path.










