Kiltealy 
Good to Know
Sat Nav: 52.565809, -6.744930
OSI Discovery Map Series: 68
Guided Tours: N
Parking: Y
Don’t Miss
- The Community Park and Playground
- The 1798 Commemorative Garden
- Cleaving Stone
- A haven for wildlife
- The village of Kiltealy with its shops and pubs
- Heritage features nearby including: Neolithic Stone on Shannon’s Lane (and in Rathana) and Giant’s Seat on Knockroe.
The Cullentra Trail is a looped 7.63km trail which begins and finishes in the centre of the village, with the trailhead sign located at the graveyard wall. Follow the red waymarked posts from here out along the trail to enjoy sweeping views out over County Wexford, all the way to the coast. Within 2 hours you should be back in the village where you can enjoy refreshments in the local shop or pubs.

The Ballycrystal Trail begins about 5km from Kiltealy village. From the village trailhead, drive out of the village towards Enniscorthy and follow the directional fingerpost signs to the start of the trail, up in the valley under Mt. Leinster, atop which sits the Radio Teilifís Éireann television transmitter. This is a looped 3.4km trail through the forest that mostly follows the forest roadways and is marked by purple waymarked posts.

Trail
Distance
Ascent
Walking time
Waymarking
Grade
Cullentra Trail
7.6 km (5 miles)
236m
2 hourse
Red
Moderate
Ballycrystal Trail
3.4km (2.1 miles)
85m
50 min
Purple
Easy to Moderate
Distance: 7.6km (5 miles)
Ascent: 236m
Walking time: 2 hours
Waymarking: Red
Grade: Moderate
Distance: 3.4km (2.1 miles)
Ascent: 85m
Walking time: 50min
Waymarking: Purple
Grade: Easy to Moderate
Getting Here
Take the R702, the main Wexford to Kilkenny road out of Enniscorthy and Kiltealy village is located where the road cuts through the mountain range.