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Manx Gaelic for ‘The Way of the Gull’, this long distance hiking trail takes you around the circumference of the island, along stunning coastline cliffs and golden sandy bays. The Raad ny Foillan is split into 12 stages and can be tackled however you wish, from a 3-day strenuous challenge to a gently-paced week-long walk.

Look out for local birdlife, including hen harriers and curlews, on this highland walk that takes you along the island’s central crest.

Home to the tallest waterfall on the island, Inneen Vooar standing at over 40 metres high, this rugged and dramatic glen offers up picturesque settings with plentiful opportunities for nature photography.

Dhoon Glen

With its bridged gorge, leafy ferns and tumbling waterfall, this lush glen feels like someplace from a fairytale story.

Glen Maye

Featuring moorland, valley, coastal footpath, ancient woodland and waterfalls, this longer hike shows you the very best the island has to offer.

Taking in five summits over 1,000 feet, including two of the island’s highest summits, this challenging walk rewards hikers with incredible 360 degree views of the island’s stunning landscapes.

Grassy paddocks, natural woodland, children’s playground and a charming cafe make this peaceful glen a popular spot for families of all ages.

Laxey Glen

Steeped in history, this small glen features a heritage water wheel next to the natural stream and a miniature railway run by local enthusiasts.

Groudle Glen

A magical and enchanting Victorian glen with mossy boulders, a sparkling stream and a wooden sculpture of the ‘Wizard of Mann’.

Ballaglass Glen

Manx Gaelic for ‘The Way of the Gull’, this long distance hiking trail takes you around the circumference of the island, along stunning coastline cliffs and golden sandy bays. The Raad ny Foillan is split into 12 stages and can be tackled however you wish, from a 3-day strenuous challenge to a gently-paced week-long walk.

Look out for local birdlife, including hen harriers and curlews, on this highland walk that takes you along the island’s central crest.

Home to the tallest waterfall on the island, Inneen Vooar standing at over 40 metres high, this rugged and dramatic glen offers up picturesque settings with plentiful opportunities for nature photography.

Dhoon Glen

With its bridged gorge, leafy ferns and tumbling waterfall, this lush glen feels like someplace from a fairytale story.

Glen Maye

Featuring moorland, valley, coastal footpath, ancient woodland and waterfalls, this longer hike shows you the very best the island has to offer.

Taking in five summits over 1,000 feet, including two of the island’s highest summits, this challenging walk rewards hikers with incredible 360 degree views of the island’s stunning landscapes.

Grassy paddocks, natural woodland, children’s playground and a charming cafe make this peaceful glen a popular spot for families of all ages.

Laxey Glen

Steeped in history, this small glen features a heritage water wheel next to the natural stream and a miniature railway run by local enthusiasts.

Groudle Glen

A magical and enchanting Victorian glen with mossy boulders, a sparkling stream and a wooden sculpture of the ‘Wizard of Mann’.

Ballaglass Glen