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Projects

Accessibility Audit of Quality Walks in NI

The aim of this project is to obtain relevant and up to date information on the 'Accessibility' of Quality Walks (as listed on www.walkni.com). The plan for this project is to develop a grading system for walks, to develop criteria for assessing the walks and then train volunteers to complete the audits. The findings ... Read more >

Antrim Hills Way

The route is in place through permission of landowners. It is mostly off-road through fields usually grazed by sheep or cows and because of this, dogs are not allowed. Hills are exposed and mostly covered in heather or tussocky grasses. Good footwear and advance preparation are strongly advised. Read more >

Carleton Trail

Walk through the green Tyrone landscape rich in local History, architecture, ancient monuments, quiet streams and spectacular views. Centred around the beautiful Clougher valley, this trail is named in honour of the acclaimed poet and novelist William Carleton, who spent his childhood here. Read more >

Causeway Coast Way

This route, from Portstewart to Ballycastle, passes through the Causeway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a World Heritage Site and several Areas of Special Scientific Interest. It includes views of wide bays, sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs and off-shore rocks. Read more >

Central Sperrins Way

The Central Sperrins Way meanders through the Sperrin Mountains to uncover some of Northern Irelands scenic treasures with views of the unspoilt natural beauty of these characteristically rounded hills. Read more >

Lecale Way

Lecale Way extends from the shores of Strangford Lough to the seaside resort of Newcastle. Tower houses, castles and ancient monuments are dotted throughout its landscape and a wealth of wildlife can be discovered along the contrasting shores of Strangford Lough and the Irish Sea. An entrance fee to Castle Ward National ... Read more >

Mourne Way

This route is almost entirely off road, traversing the foothill of the Mourne Mountains from Newcastle on the Irish Sea to Rostrevor on Carlingford Lough. The Mourne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a unique, largely granite landscape shaped by ice and man, with stunning vistas of coast, sea and countryside. Read more >

Moyle Way

Taking the walker through a magnificent land of geology, wildlife, history and folklore, this route passes a wealth of rivers, ancient monuments and exposed hill summits before reaching its end in the beautiful Glenariff Forest Park. Read more >

Newcastle Way

This project involves the rebranding of the 'Newcastle Challenge Trail' to become a Waymarked Way to be known as the Newcastle Way . Elements of the project include installation of road signs, waymarkers and the creation of a Walk Guide for the route. This circular walk leads from Newcastle, through Tollymore & ... Read more >

Newry Canal Way

The Newry Canal Way is a 20 mile long distance route running from Portadown to Newry along the restored towpath of the former Newry Canal. This linear walk/cycle route provides a flat, level surface suitable for all. This walk takes in a section of the route, between Knock Bridge and Poyntzpass. Read more >

Regional Walking Guides

This project has been shelved due to insufficient funding opportunities. We had hoped to design, print and distribute a series of waterproof Regional Walking Guides, including Waymarked Ways and selected quality short, meduim and long distance walks in each region. Although the Regional Guides have been shelved, we ... Read more >

Ring of Gullion Way

The route follows off road trails, quiet country lanes and forest tracks from the Quays Shopping Centre, Newry around the volcanic landscape of the Ring of Gullion AONB. Along its route ancient monuments and quiet villages can be discovered before reaching Derrymore House near Bessbrook. Read more >

Sliabh Beagh Way

Steeped in local myth and legend, the Sliabh Beagh Way meanders through the valleys of Co Tyrone, the drumlins of Co Monaghan and the lakeland of Co Fermanagh. Read more >

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