Walks from Cushendun, County Antrim
🌿 Sea cliffs, coastal headland, wooded glen, moorland
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Cushendun is one of the most picturesque villages on the Antrim coast — a National Trust-owned settlement of whitewashed Cornish-style cottages at the mouth of Glendun, with caves that featured in Game of Thrones just around the headland. The Moyle Way long-distance path begins here, climbing into the hills to connect with the Causeway Coast Way at Ballycastle.
A beautifully preserved and very peaceful village with a remarkable architectural character, Cushendun is an excellent base for the eastern Glens and the dramatic north Antrim coastline — particularly for those wanting to walk sections of the Moyle Way.
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Village car parks. Bus from Cushendall (Translink 150, limited)
Mary McBride’s Bar, The Cushendun Hotel, An Cuan restaurant
- Moyle Way to Ballycastle
- Glendun valley walk
- Torr Head coastal path
- Fair Head approach
- Cushendun Caves
- Murlough Bay circular
- All County Antrim towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Cushendun is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 5. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Moyle Way
- Ulster Way





