Tours in the Mourne Mountains

Discover the magic of the Mourne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) with expertly guided tours, immersive experiences, and unforgettable outdoor adventures. From sweeping granite peaks and hidden waterfalls to coastal panoramas and cultural heritage stories, the Mournes offer experiences that connect visitors with landscape, legend, and local life.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor, a family looking for adventures, or a nature lover seeking deep exploration, our curated selection of tours brings the best of the Mourne AONB to life.

Why Book a Tour in the Mourne Mountains

The Mourne AONB is one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic landscapes. Its dramatic skyline, glacial valleys, and coastal edges have long inspired poets, hikers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts. A guided tour enhances your visit by offering:

Local insights and storytelling from expert guides
Safe navigation of terrain from gentle walks to peak climbs
Wildlife spotting and seasonal highlights
Cultural, historical and photographic interpretation
Tailored experiences for families, walkers, cyclists, and groups

Whether you want a scenic stroll or a full-day mountain challenge, our tours are crafted around your interests and fitness level.

Connect with the Landscape

From granite ridges etched by ancient glaciers to coastlines carved by Atlantic winds, the Mourne AONB is a landscape of story and spirit. Our tours are your gateway to:

Unforgettable views
Deep nature connection
Local culture and heritage
Active and mindful exploration

Plan your trip today and make your visit to the Mourne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty truly memorable.

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Self Guided Tours in the Mourne AONB

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High Mournes Scenic Loop

The High Mournes Scenic Loop delves into the very heart of the famous Mourne Mountains offering iconic views of Slieve Commedagh, Bernagh, Meelmore, Meelbeg and beyond. Below the summits, the charming village of Bryansford and Tollymore Forest Park are well worth a stop for walks along the Shimna River and among the wonderfully ornate and quirky stone bridges, gates, and follies of this planted demesne. If you are lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a Red Squirrel or two.
The Granite Trail

The Granite Trail covers a relatively short distance from coast to open moorland, the Granite Trail in Newcastle offers the opportunity to see artifacts from the once thriving granite industry of Mourne. Differing natural habitats can be enjoyed as you walk through coniferous forest and mature woodland beside mountain streams and rivers.
Fallows Trail

Fallows Trail is a 16.2km loop walk through spruce forests and over mountain slopes. It runs by the Yellow Water River, several streams and Red Bog Lake. There are many wonderful views along the route, such as those over Rostrevor and Carlingford Lough.
Central Mournes

A circular route in the central Mournes taking in sites such as Annalong Wood, Slievelamagan, Ben Crom Reservoir, Cove Mountain and Annalong Valley, with views over the Irish Sea and to the Isle of Man.

Guided Tours in the Mourne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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Walk the Mournes

If these mountains could speak, they’d tell tales of hermits, smugglers and fugitives... Join Peter for an unforgettable walking experience amongst the most fabulous scenery.

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