Spectacular Gobbins clifftop walkway reopens in Northern Ireland
The Gobbins path is described as a 'white knuckle' walk-up cliff in Northern Ireland with spectacular views and photo-worthy winding staircases and bridges. The original walkway was opened in 1902 and saw thousands of visitors until the 1950's when it was closed to the public.
60 years and 7.5 million pounds later, the entire walkway has been revitalized and includes a brand new visitors center. Take a look for yourself at the incredible views on the walkway captured by photographer Charles McQuillan.
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