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Appendix C Recreational Walking Trails and Public Rights of Way Appendix C Recreational Walking Trails and Public Rights of Way (City and County) Kilkenny County See Figure 8.1 Walking, Cycling & Rights of Way in the Development Plan at the time of writing this Plan: Rights of Way: • Nore Linear Park – Kilkenny City • Clonassy Waterfall – west of Mullinavat Long Distance Walks: • South Leinster Way • The Nore Valley Walk Sites of Nature Conservation Interest and Woodlands which are accessible to the public • Ballyrafton Wood • Ballykeefe Wood • Brandon Hill • Brownswood • Brownsbarn Wood • Kilkenny Castle Park • Castlemorris Wood • Coille an Fhaltaigh – Millennium Wood • Discovery Park • Jenkinstown Wood • Garryricken Wood • Kings River at Kells • Kyledoir Wood • Mountain Grove Wood • Newpark Marsh • River Nore Linear Park • Silaire Wood • Tory Hill • Woodstock Gardens and Arboretum Looped Walks (not listed above): • Freshford Loop • Urlingford – The Islands Walk • Callan Abbey Meadow Walk • Tullahought Kilmacoliver Walk Appendix C Recreational Walking Trails and Public Rights of Way Useful websites for recreational trails: www.trailkilkenny.ie www.coillteoutdoors.ie www.discoverireland.ie Kilkenny City See Figure XX City Green Infrastructure and Rights of Way Rights of Way • Nore Linear Park – Kilkenny City Recreational Walking Trails Long Distance Walks: • The Nore Valley Walk Sites of Nature Conservation Interest and Woodlands which are accessible to the public • Castle Park • Newpark Marsh • River Nore Linear Park Useful websites for recreational trails: www.trailkilkenny.ie www.coillteoutdoors.ie www.discoverireland.ie .

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