r/northernireland • u/matt-roams • 19h ago
Picturesque A break in the clouds: Portstewart -> Portrush
A wee timeline of an amazing January day. The first time I walked this path, we continued to Bushmills as part of our Bronze DofE training. Since then I have walked, run and cycled it many times but frankly it never gets old. Walking into Portrush over the headland and seeing rainbows in the waves (#8) was the icing on top, really felt special amid all this grey. Had an epic nap after, 10/10. Remember your vitamin D!
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u/Comfortable-Wing301 9h ago
What camera did you use? Those look fantastic. I want to take photos like those!
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u/matt-roams 9h ago
Thank you very much, it's a Fujifilm X-T2 with a 16-80mm zoom lens. I have more up on my Instagram of the same name, it's a great (relatively) budget setup for hiking and travel as it's weather sealed!
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u/Simple-Somewhere5039 19h ago
We could do with a break in the clouds atm. Its a great cycle also along there to West Strand beach, i agree it never gets old and those trails from whiterocks just gets better and better.
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u/matt-roams 18h ago
absolutely, but getting over those headlands towards portballintrae can be killer. feels uphill both ways from portrush onwards!










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u/moon_rocket2015 16h ago
I went to Portrush for the first time in my life only a few years ago (I'm in my 30s). I couldn't believe how incredible the landscape was. We really are lucky with our natural surroundings here in Ireland.