Causeway Coast
Causeway Coast is one of the eight Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty that carry Northern Ireland’s main landscape designation. No hill from our dataset has its summit inside the boundary — see the note below.
- Nation
- Northern Ireland
- Designation
- Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Area
- 42 km²
- Designated
- 1989
- Listed hills
- 0
Access here
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty status exists to conserve the landscape. It creates no right to walk, roam or camp: what you may do on the ground is set by the ordinary access law of Northern Ireland, plus any local byelaws and restrictions. Full detail:access rights in Northern Ireland · check a specific grid reference.
The short version for Northern Ireland — right to roam: No general right to roam. Wild camping: Permission needed everywhere. This is general information, not legal advice.
No listed summits inside the boundary
Our hill list is drawn from the established British and Irish hill lists — Munros, Corbetts, Grahams, Donalds, Wainwrights, Hewitts, Nuttalls and county tops — and no summit inside the Causeway Coast boundary appears in it. That is a statement about our dataset, not about the walking: many designated landscapes are valued for coast, downland or moor rather than for summits those lists recognise.
For hills grouped by survey area, browse regions, or see every peak we track.
Boundary from DAERA via OpenDataNI (Open Government Licence v3.0); hill data from the Database of British & Irish Hills v18.3 (CC BY 4.0).
Plan a walk here
- Walking-time calculator — Naismith with terrain and fitness corrections.
- Daylight safety planner — set your turnaround against sunset.
- Access checker — what a specific grid reference allows.
- Safety notes — conditions change fast; build in margin.