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Devil's Coachroad Guided Hike

Down, Warrenpoint, Annalong, Down, BT34 3SA
Devil's Coachroad, Slieve Beg in the Mourne Mountains

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The Devil's Coachroad


Without doubt the most talked about challenge in the Mourne Mountains and for good reason!!!

But you can crack it with the help of two qualified and experienced guides from Walk the Mournes, we will make sure you have a day to remember.

Not only will you experience some of the most spectacular views the Mournes have to offer we will also give you some tips on scrambling and kit choice, and we will also share a wealth of knowledge about the geology, flora and fauna of the mountains.

This hike is graded Hard and involves some scrambling (use of hands and feet), a good level of fitness is required.

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Min-Max Numbers: 6-12 / Duration: 6 Hours (Approx)
Price per person: £59

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