North Down Coastal Path - Ulster Way in Belfast: photos, reviews

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The North Down Coastal Path, part of the Ulster Way, offers a refreshing escape from the city buzz of Belfast. With a stellar 4.7 rating, this scenic walking trail promises captivating sea views and a rejuvenating experience for all ages. Whether you're strolling with family or enjoying some solitude, the path welcomes both children and pets, ensuring a fun outing for everyone. Its cleanliness is applauded, with ample parking available at Seapark, making it convenient to embark on your walk. Enjoy the invigorating fresh air and picturesque views that make this walk a favorite among locals.

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Pets allowed, Suitable for children

4.7

based on 160 reviews

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4.7/5 160 reviews

Rose Petal

I took the train to Bangor and then walked from Bangor to Hollywood along the coastal path. Some sections of this path are paved, and some other sections remain as footpaths. The areas close to the Bangor and Hollywood are maintained as promenades. It’s a fairly easy walk with occasional slopes, but there are plenty of benches to sit and rest a little. The section from Bangor to Helen’s bay is busy, and the section from Helen’s bay is quiet until the Cultra area. It is a calm and peaceful walking path, with people walking dogs and jogging/exercising. It’s generally very quiet except for the noise of waves breaking. Salt air.

peter wilson

It's a path along the coast what's not to love

Maÿnard Granville

Beautiful walk you can walk from Hollywood to Bangor marina

North Down Coastal Path - Ulster Way in Belfast

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