The Town Walk can be enjoyed as one long or two short walks as it is formed of two loops, bringing you back almost to your starting point in the middle.
This is a very pleasant and easy walk with magnificent views all the way. It is best done at mid or low tide to get the full benefit of the sandy beach.
... To the right and slightly behind you is a superb view of Croagh Patrick. The boreen climbs slowly upwards and then sweeps down, leaving the mountain view behind. ...
These walks have been designed with holidaymakers in mind. With the exception of The Skelp Walk (No. 4), they are suitable for people of all ages with an average fitness level. The Skelp Walk is more demanding and has a longer off-road section.
Ordnance Survey Maps
The Ordnance Survey maps referring to this area are Discovery Series, Scale 1:50,000, Numbers 30, 31, 38
Notes for Walkers
Strong, comfortable walking shoes are essential
Where there is no footpath, walk on the right facing oncoming traffic.
Always close gates behind you.
Do not drop litter.
Do not pick wild flowers.
Westport Tourism Organsiation does not take any responsibility for accident or injury sustained during these walks.