1 day ago · Flanked by the wild Atlantic Ocean and a landscape of dramatic cliffs, for centuries the Giant’s Causeway has inspired artists, stirred scientific debate and captured the imagination of all who see it.

The Giant’s Causeway formed just under 60 million years ago, and at that time Ireland was still attached to North America. Europe was starting to rip away from North America, and as it did so it created huge rifts in the earth’s surface.

Sep 11, 2024 · Explore Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage site with a visit to the world-famous stones at the Giant's Causeway.

Sep 11, 2024 · Things to do this winter at Giant's Causeway Explore Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk on the world-famous stones, see the basalt columns & soak up dramatic views of the rugged coastline

Follow the Red Trail at the Giant's Causeway for a bracing clifftop walk with vistas of the world-famous Causeway Coast and North Channel. Look out for the Grand Causeway, the largest of the three outcrops that make up the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Jul 6, 2023 · The Giant’s Causeway Clifftop Experience is a unique opportunity to see Northern Ireland's only World Heritage Site from a different perspective. This fully guided five-mile hike, delivered in partnership with Away A Wee Walk, offers an alternative route to explore the Giant’s Causeway with rarely seen views.

Discover the Giant's Causeway with the Blue Trail, a route of under a mile, leading directly to the world-famous stones. Along the way look out for interesting rock formations steeped in Irish legends, including the Giant's Boot.

The Yellow Trail at the Giant's Causeway is a 1.8 mile section of the Causeway Coast Way managed by the National Trust, starting at Runkerry Head and ending at Hamilton's Seat. The walk becomes the Green Trail and Red Trail in part, and follows the clifftop (not the shoreline).

Giant's Causeway Green Trail. Follow a 2-mile clifftop trail towards Runkerry in Northern Ireland located next to the Giant's Causeway. There are views of the famous stones along the way and on most days you can see Scotland and the Inishowen Peninsula.

Treat yourself or someone special in the gift shop at Giant’s Causeway. Located in the visitor centre, 90% of the product lines are locally sourced. We offer a huge range of local craft products as well as the National Trust’s seasonal ranges.