Anne Valley Walk, Dunhill

Dunhill

The Anne Valley walk was developed by local landowners and the community. The almost 5 km walk winds through a protected wildlife area of forest and marshland next to the river Anne. If you are lucky you may see some of the many protected wildlife species such as the heron, kingfisher or otter and an amazing range of other fauna and flora. A most awe inspiring sight along the walk is the view of Dunhill Castle.

Location of Trailhead:

Ample car parking is afforded at the start of this wonderful trail in the village of Dunhill which is central to many other towns and villages in Waterford including Tramore 12 km, Dungarvan 32 km and Waterford 17 km.

Distance 9.5 km (return)
Duration 2 to 2.5 hours
Parking Yes
Grade Easy
Terrain Specially constructed gravel path
Type Linear
Ascent 20 metres (easy gradient)
Suitable for Suitable for all the family. Accessible for all including buggies, wheelchairs and those with reduced mobility.
Minimum Gear Comfortable walking shoes, fluid, snack, mobile phone.
Trailhead GPS Coordinates 52.173916, -7.258550
Trailhead Ballyphilip, Dunhill, Co. Waterford.

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Overview

This 9.5km linear trail winds through scenic forest and marshland along the River Anne, rich in wildlife and natural beauty. Keep an eye out for herons, kingfishers, and even otters. The highlight: a stunning view of historic Dunhill Castle. Fully accessible and family-friendly. Trailhead: Ballyphilip, Dunhill.

Anne Valley Walk, Dunhill

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This 9.5km linear trail winds through scenic forest and marshland along the River Anne, rich in wildlife and natural beauty. Keep an eye out for herons, kingfishers, and even otters. The highlight: a stunning view of historic Dunhill Castle. Fully accessible and family-friendly. Trailhead: Ballyphilip, Dunhill.