Orlock Point Walk

The Orlock Point Walk is a beautifully scenic coastal adventure in County Down, Northern Ireland that offers some nice views of the North Irish Sea. While out on the trail, you will traverse the rugged coastal terrain of Orlock Point and take in views of Sandeel Bay and Belfast Lough further afield, before heading inland on the return. This is a quick and easy route if you are looking for some lovely seaside views.
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Route Description for Orlock Point Walk
If you find yourself in the Bangor area and are hoping to experience some beautiful views of both the Irish Sea and Belfast Lough, then you will be sure to enjoy the Orlock Point Walk. This fun trail will take you along the coast in short order, allowing you to take in the beauty of the coast without filling up your entire day.
Setting out from the car park, you will head to the north and follow along the water’s edge while taking in the beautiful views of the sea. Eventually, the trail will turn to the west along the edge of Orlock Point, where you will enjoy some views at the mouth of Belfast Lough and Sandeel Bay along the coast in front of you. From here, you will begin to make your way inland and pass by an old Coast Guard station, following along Orlock road as it leads you to the southeast towards the car park where you began.
Getting to the Orlock Point Walk Trailhead
The trailhead for the Orlock Point Walk can be found 3.9 km northwest of Donaghadee at the National Trust Orlock Point car park on Warren Road/A2.
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