The Slieve Felim Way is a recognised walking trail through the Slieve Felim mountains in Counties Limerick and Tipperary. It covers a distance of some 36 km. It starts from the village of Murroe in County Limerick and ends in the Silvermines in County Tipperary. One can reverse this order as the walk is fully signposted. Apart from a 6 km stretch at Murroe, and some short stretches near Rearcross and Toor, the walk is entirely off road, making it a very attractive and safe hike. Divided into three sections, one walk starts near Rearcross, the second from Rearcross to the village of Toor and the last stage brings the walker from Toor around the foot of the Keeper Hill and down into the Silvermines. The Slieve Felim Way is a demanding walk for the amateur who undertakes to tackle it from beginning to end but the scenery on parts of it is breath-taking and well worth the effort. You are advised to check locally before embarking on any of these walks. Also in the area are the Clare Glens, 3kms from Murroe and offering approximately 3 kms of woodland walks along the Clare river, and the Silvermines Mountains.