County Louth

Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2

Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2 is a waymarked route in County Louth, 8.6 km along the line OpenStreetMap draws, marked with fern.

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8.6 km

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Distance: Nobody publishes one that this site has found8.6 km measured along the line the map draws
Shape: Point to point
Starts at: Flagstaff, ending at Marble Bridge as the map records
Waymarked: fernAs the map records. Colour is never the only thing this page uses to tell routes apart.
Network: Regional waymarked route
County: County Louth
On the map: OpenStreetMap relation/17467483

The route will draw when you reach it.

Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2 in dark green, with the other routes from the same place behind it in grey. The line comes in 2 pieces because the ways drawn for it do not meet; the gaps are left as gaps.

The other routes from the same place

These start within eight hundred metres of the same point and share parts of their length. The arrows are what tell them apart on the ground, so each is named with its colour here rather than shown only in it.

Route	Waymark	Published	Measured	Shape
Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2	fern	None	8.6 km	One way
Ravensdale Loop	red	None	1.3 km	Loop
Ring of Gullion Way - Section 3	fern	None	16.1 km	One way

Getting to Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2

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Public transport times come from National Transport Authority. Timetables cover 2026-09-18 to 2027-09-19. These are scheduled services; check with the operator for cancellations and changes before travelling.

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Destination, access and nearby stops

Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2 is in Flurrybridge, County Louth. Routes here end at the start of the trail.

The nearest settlement this site covers is Flurrybridge, 2.2 km from where the line begins, in a straight line. The journeys below are worked out to the start of the walk itself, so the last stretch is measured rather than left to you.

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The nearest scheduled stop is Flurrybridge (139801), 2.4 km away in a straight line. Use the planner to check walking connections for your journey.

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Questions people ask

How long is Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2?

Measured along the line OpenStreetMap draws, 8.6 km. No published figure has been found for it.

Where does Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2 start?

The map records the start as Flagstaff and the end as Marble Bridge.

Is this the same as the other walks from here?

No. 3 waymarked routes start within eight hundred metres of the same point: Ring of Gullion Way - Section 2 at 8.6 km, Ravensdale Loop (red) at 1.3 km, Ring of Gullion Way - Section 3 at 16.1 km. They share parts of their length and are told apart by the arrows, so the one you follow is the one whose colour you keep to.

Why is the line broken on the map?

The route comes back from OpenStreetMap in 2 pieces, which means the ways somebody drew for it do not meet end to end. The gaps are left as gaps here rather than bridged with a straight line, because a line drawn across a gap is an invitation to walk where there is no path. On the ground the route is almost certainly continuous; the map is what is incomplete.

Is it open today?

This page holds no closure notice for it, which is not the same as knowing it is open. Cliff paths and forest routes close after storms and during works, and those notices are published by the operator rather than on the map. The link above goes to whoever manages it.

Where this comes from

The route: The line, the name, the colour and the waymark are the OpenStreetMap relation relation/17467483, and can be corrected there.
Worked out here: The measured distance, whether the line is continuous, which settlement is nearest the start and every distance on this page are this site’s own calculations from that relation, last built on 2026-09-20. No climb is measured here, and no time is estimated: a walking time appears only where an operator publishes one.