Need some inspo for your next walk?

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy a handy new guide, titled ‘Keep Moving in Nature’, showcasing 17 walking, wheeling (for wheelchairs and buggies), and woodland trails across East Cork and Cork Harbour.

This free brochure, created by SECAD Partnership CLG, is designed to inspire families and visitors to explore the stunning natural beauty of the region. It features striking photography and minimal text, making it accessible for all ages and even those with literacy or eyesight challenges.

Holly and Daithí (age 3) explore an outdoor adventure through Fota House, Arboretum and Gardens. Photo: Peter P Photos

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful forest stroll, a bracing coastal hike, or a family-friendly greenway, this guide has something for everyone. Some of the highlighted trails include:

• Forest strolls: Glenbower, Marlogue, and Castlemartyr woods.
• Coastal hikes: Ballycotton and Knockadoon Cliff Walks.
• Buggy-friendly greenways: Carrigaline to Crosshaven, and the Youghal Boardwalk.
• Accessible routes: Several trails are specifically designed for wheelchairs and buggies, such as the Youghal Boardwalk, Passage West Greenway, and Fota House, Arboretum & Gardens.

The ‘Keep Moving in Nature’ guide is available free of charge here and also in physical copies at tourist offices throughout Cork and all Cork library branches.