Better than a table for 2, we’ve put together our top walks with views you are sure to fall in love with.  Weather you're looking for a secluded spot to get away from it all or want to find somewhere simply breath taking we have some great ideas. 

Find out where we think the ‘8 Best Places to go Walking this Valentine’s Day’ are in our latest blog. 

It's snowdrop season! Find out the best places to spot these pretty little flowers in Northern Ireland.

We’d love to see your snowdrop sightings, make sure to send us your shots when you’re next out walking.  Use #walkni on Instagram or @walkni on Twitter and Facebook.   

The following dates have now been confirmed for these great walking festivals taking place in 2017 – be sure to get them in your diary!

Boots N Bogs Festival, Co. Fermanagh & Co. Monaghan, 20-23rd April
Organised by The Knockatallon and Cooneen Rambling clubs this cross-border, two-day festival in the Sliabh Beagh Hills of North Monaghan & East Fermanagh features routes through lush green landscape, forests and blanket bog.

Walk the Glens, Glenariff, Cushendun & Cushendall, Co. Antrim, 2nd-4th June 
Local walks led by local people. This festival not only provides walkers with breath-taking routes but also informs and educates on the culture and history of this famous area.

Mourne International Walking Festival, Warrenpoint, Co. Down, 23rd-25th June
This internationally recognised festival offers stunning guided and self-guided routes showcasing the Mourne Mountains and surrounding countryside in all it's glory. 

Caslterock Walkfest, Co. Derry~Londonderry, 6th-9th September 
A weekend of guided walks along the beautiful North Coast. The stunning area will be explored through a series of hill walks, history walks and family walks. 

Keep an eye on the WalkNI Festival Calendar for any new dates added. 

A day of inspirational talks and workshops for walking enthusiasts, the first Ulster Federation of Rambling Clubs Spring Gathering will take place on Saturday 4^th March at Greenmount College, Co. Antrim.

Hear an inspirational talk from the first Irish woman to summit Mt. Everest, Hannah Shields before attending a range of practical and interactive workshops including first aid and navigation.

You don’t have to be a UFRC member to attend, find out more and book now. 

From charity fundraising walks to navigation courses for those wanting to improve their skills and unique outdoor walks to entertain the kids over half term there are lots of walking events happening this February and March.

Be sure to check out the WalkNI events calendar for some great walking events not to be missed! 

Enter our latest competition to be included in a draw to win a Seahawk Waterproof Fleece & Waterproof Beanie Hat from Aclimatise worth over £100!

Mid weight Thermoregulating waterproof, windproof and breathable the seahawk fleece is a mid layer Jacket, designed to provide core warmth at temperatures down to -30C. Ideal as a layering piece for cold weather activities or on its own.

Competition closes Friday 31st March

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