Road of the Gull

The Road of the Gull, also known as Raad ny Foillan, is a 95-mile long-distance footpath that follows the coastline of the Isle of Man. The path showcases the island’s dramatic scenery, ranging from sandy beaches and rocky cliffs to lush green landscapes. It’s a popular choice for walkers seeking a challenging yet rewarding experience, with opportunities to observe local wildlife such as seals, owls, and peregrine falcons. While generally well-maintained and signposted, some sections can be overgrown or require careful navigation, particularly where recent route additions haven't been fully updated on maps. The path can be completed in a week, or tackled in smaller sections.