easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; low-impact walking with moderate pacing
Walk the lands once ruled by the O'Cahan Clan in Limavady with Claire O'Kane, a living link to Ancient Ireland’s past. This three-hour cultural journey offers more than history—it connects story, place, and nature in a truly unique way.
Terrain includes uneven paths and soft peat grounds, so hiking boots or trail shoes provide stability during the walk.
Northern Ireland’s weather can shift quickly, so prepare for rain even on clear days.
Limited parking space is available near 41 Dogleap Rd, so arriving early ensures a hassle-free start.
Claire’s narrative connects the clan’s history to specific landmarks—staying engaged enhances the experience.
The O'Cahan Clan played a vital role in 15th and 16th-century Ireland, controlling large swaths of land in Ulster before English conquest reshaped the region.
Efforts in the Limavady area focus on preserving native habitats and maintaining low-impact visitor practices to safeguard delicate peatlands.
Protects against sudden rain showers common in Northern Ireland.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Provides traction and ankle support on uneven or soft ground.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and wind conditions.
Keep hydrated throughout the three-hour walk.