Gobbins Cliff Path

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Gobbins Cliff Path is a dramatic coastal walking route in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, featuring cliffside paths, bridges, and tunnels along the rugged shoreline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal walking route
hiking trail
tourist attraction
accessPoint Gobbins Visitor Centre
linked to: Gobbins Cliff Path
approximateLength 3 miles
5 kilometres
closedForSafetyReasons 1960s
country United Kingdom
designedBy Berkeley Deane Wise
difficulty strenuous
followsCoastOf Irish Sea
hasFeature bridges
cliffside path
steps
tunnels
viewpoints
hasWebsite https://thegobbinscliffpath.com/
includes metal walkways
narrow paths
rock tunnels
steep steps
suspension bridges
locatedIn County Antrim
Islandmagee Peninsula
Northern Ireland
managedBy Mid and East Antrim Borough Council
near Belfast Lough
notableFor dramatic coastal scenery
engineering heritage
offersViewOf coastal cliffs
marine wildlife
sea stacks
originalConstructionStart 1901
originalOpeningDate 1902
partOf Causeway Coastal Route region
linked to: Causeway Coast
popularFor hiking
photography
sightseeing
walking
reopenedToPublic 2015
requires guided tour
restorationBegan 2010s
safetyEquipment hard hat
high-visibility vest
safetyRequirement age and fitness restrictions
subjectTo weather-related closures
terrain rugged shoreline

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A2 coast road passesNear Gobbins Cliff Path
Northern Irish coastline hasLandmark The Gobbins cliff path
linked to: Gobbins Cliff Path
Gobbins Cliff Path accessPoint Gobbins Visitor Centre
linked to: Gobbins Cliff Path