Places to run & walk
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- lake
Altnaheglish Reservoir
A peaceful reservoir at the head of Banagher Glen reached by a forest road climb, a quiet turnaround point with views over the Sperrins.
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An Creagán
Visitor centre with the 3.4-mile Forest and River Trail and a biodiversity trail crossing rare raised bog rich in wildlife.
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Antrim Castle Gardens
A 400-year-old garden with the Italian Tower and Yew Tree Pond beside the Six Mile Water, a gentle starting point for the Lough Neagh loughshore loop.
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Antrim Lough Shore Park
A lakeside park on the shore of Lough Neagh, Ireland's largest lake, with easy level paths for a relaxed waterside walk or jog.
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Ballintoy Harbour
A picturesque little harbour amid sea stacks and rocky pools reached by a steep winding road, the gateway to wild clifftop and beach walking.
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Ballyronan Wood
A small wet woodland on the western shore of Lough Neagh with a yellow-waymarked loop past the loughshore and marina rich in waterbirds.
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Banagher Glen
A steep ancient oak-wooded glen with a surfaced road climbing past waterfalls and bridges to Altnaheglish Reservoir and Banagher Dam, home to red squirrels.
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Barnes Gap
A dramatic ice-carved mountain pass with panoramic views over West Tyrone, on the steep Craignamaddy Circuit walk.
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Barnett Demesne
The wooded estate grounds of Georgian Malone House, with meadow and woodland trails linking to the Lagan Towpath and Mary Peters Track.
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Bay Road Park
A riverside wetland park on the west bank of the Foyle whose flat paths link the city centre to the Foyle Bridge for an easy loop.
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Beaghmore Stone Circles
A complex of seven Bronze Age stone circles, rows and cairns set on heather moorland, reached by a quiet 5km Sperrins road loop.
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Belfast Castle
A baronial sandstone castle and estate at the foot of Cave Hill, a popular starting point for walkers with terraced gardens and wooded paths.
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