Glenarm to Ballynure incorporating Antrim Hills Way

The Antrim Hills Way cuts a scenic route through the Antrim Coast and Glens Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It explores a high coastal plateau and encompasses some of the most enjoyable upland walking in County Antrim. Dramatic scenery, isolated hills and fantastic history are just some of the treats on offer.

County	Distance	OS Map	Terrain
Antrim	26 miles (43 km)	Sheet 9	Mainly off road moorland paths interspersed with quiet rural roads and forest paths. Higher ground is very exposed and can be very soft under foot after a period of rain.
Start Town / Village	Finish Town / Village	Grid References	Points of Interest
Glenarm	Ballynure	Starts at D310152 Ends at J317936	Glenarm, Glenarm Castle, Glenarm Forest, Scawt Hill, Linford, Sallagh Braes, Ballynure

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Printable Maps

Printable maps for each of the Ulster Way sections are available in PDF format. Click on a map file name below to open it in Adobe Reader, (required - download it here) from where you can print it or download it to your computer or mobile device.

The purpose of these downloadable maps is to display the new Ulster Way route. It is advised to use these alongside the relevant OSNI sheet(s).

	Name	File Size
	Glenarm to Ballynure - All Maps.pdf	6.16 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure 1 - Glenarm to Ballygilbert Hill.pdf	1.15 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure 2 - Glenarm - Sallagh Braes.pdf	1.09 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure 3- Sallagh Braes to Hightown.pdf	1.14 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure 4 -Hightown to nr Ballyboley Bridge.pdf	1.10 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure 5 -nr Ballboley Bridge to Ballynure.pdf	1.17 MB
	Glenarm to Ballynure Overview.pdf	1.45 MB