If you like to explore on foot, you are in the right place. Isle of Man walks near Ballaugh range from short village strolls to longer circular routes through glens and along the coast.
The Curraghs is one of the most special nature areas on the island, a patchwork of wetlands, woods and open land that changes with the seasons. You might see:
• Wading birds and waterfowl
• Dragonflies in summer
• Wildflowers and meadow life
• Clear night skies when the weather is right
If you want a recommendation while you are staying, just ask and we will point you to something that fits your time and boots.
Discover a gentle 5.1 km circular walk near Ballaugh, Isle of Man. It’s an easy-going route that most people complete in around an hour, making it ideal for a relaxed morning or an evening stretch. The trail is a lovely choice for birdwatching, hiking, or a light jog, and because it’s a quieter path, you can often enjoy the scenery without many other walkers around.
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Enjoy a short 2.1 km circular walk near Ballaugh on the Isle of Man. It’s a straightforward, easy route that usually takes around half an hour to complete, perfect if you fancy a quick leg-stretch or a gentle run. The trail suits hikers and joggers alike, and it tends to stay fairly quiet, so you can take in the views at your own pace.
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Ride the Manx Electric Railway to Glen Mona Halt to start this rewarding walk to Ramsey. The route follows quiet lanes and historic landmarks, including the Neolithic tomb of Cashtal yn Ard and Maughold churchyard, before joining the coastal path for sweeping sea views. It’s a tougher outing with some steep, rocky sections, so best for confident walkers with good boots.
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