★★★★★ · Hiking area · Newcourt

The is a walk between Bray and Greystones with beautiful coastal views of the Irish Sea and County Wicklow.  This path leads you along the railway that was built between 1847 and 1856. The cliffs are breathtaking and the flora and fauna is very diverse.

From seagulls, to lizards, kittiwakes, and black guillemots you see a wide range of animals. Furthermore, Bray head is an excellent location for dolphin and whale watching.

All along the trail you find information such as an anecdote about a train crash in 1869.  While not physically demanding and well maintained, it is a natural walk with variable surface quality. Winter frosts can, occasionally, result in rock falls from the cliff face. On these rare occasions the walk is closed to the public.