Overview This is a series of three signposted walks around the former military fort complex at Fort Dunree Military museum. Ranging from an easy walk along the cliff tops to a more strenuous climb up steep steps to the summit of the hill, the walks offer unrivalled views across Lough Swilly. The walks are complemented by detailed information panels, seating and picnic areas and timber shelters.

Location 6kms north of Buncrana.

Distance 2 kms in total
Time Needed 45 mins – 1.5 hrs
Grading Easy to moderate
Height Gain 30m (with one particularly steep climb)
Trail Surface Gravel paths
Markers Wooden marker posts

Features
· Easy access
· Stunning views
· Wildlife (including porpoise and nesting birds)
· Well maintained

Landscape Coastal Scenery with dramatic sea cliffs and panoramic views across Lough Swilly.

Trailhead
· Good tarmac car park at Fort Dunree.
· Signposted from main road.
· Information boards in place.

Waymarkers and signage
Timber marker posts with coloured walking person symbols.

Elevation & Climbing
A mix of level walking and some steep (although short) climbs. The principal climb is around 30m to the summit fort.

Trail Surface Good gravel paths

Points/Features of interest
· Landscape/scenery
· Military history and artefacts
· Wildlife (including porpoise and nesting cliff birds)