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Afloat or ashore, these maps are an essential guide to all this beautiful area has to offer be it a tranquil cruise on the lakes, a fun filled day out with the family, fishing or visiting the many local tourist attractions. Offering all the features associated with land-based outdoor activity maps, these maps are also a complete navigation guide for Lower and Upper Lough Erne, with easy-to-follow hydrographic information. Strangford Lough Activity map
Our favourite places to visit in Antrim are Glenariff Forest Park, Cave Hill Country Park and Dunluce Castle. What are the best things to do in Antrim for an active break? There are Nine Glens in total, each one with its own character and quirks. We’ll take a closer look at all of them below, but each is named after a characteristic or item associated with the Glen. 3. Home to a wealth of beauty Following is Glencloy, also known as the ‘Glen of the Hedges’. Positioned at the base of the glen is the coastal town of Carnlough, where taking a stroll to the Cranny Falls is a delightful outing. Enhancing the beauty of this glen is the charming and picturesque Carnlough Harbour. An Exploration of Northern Ireland's Nine Glens of Antrim 13We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from what are the best 9 Glens of Antrim Walks to which Glens of Antrim waterfalls are most worth a visit. Below, you’ll find an overview of each of the Antrim Glens along with the most popular natural attractions each one boasts. We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from what are the best things to do in County Antrim if you only have a day to where to go to escape the hustle and bustle.
The culmination of this extraordinary journey is a final, breathtaking chapter – the Glenariff Forest Park. Standing amidst the splendid forestry, with the sights, sounds, and even the fresh smell of the forest enveloping you, the experience is a fitting finale to the memorable journey that is the Moyle Way. Tour 2: Ireland Road Trip – Glens of Antrim and Game of Thrones Film Locations Create your personal route to Ireland Road Trip to The Glens of Antrim AND Games of Thrones Film Locations. The Self guided tour and map lists over 100 attractions along the Causeway Coastal Route and into Northern Ireland Last but not least, you’ll get to know about the top attractions to look out for in the Nine Glens. Whether it’s the cascading waterfalls of Glenariff, the Game of Thrones door in Glencloy, or the stunning views from Glenarm, these are just a taste of what awaits in this beautiful corner of Ireland. Finally, we will unveil the most thrilling and awe-inspiring attractions that await you in the enchanting Nine Glens. There are various other trails available to you once you have completed the Antrim Glens and Coastline. Here are some other nearby Hillwalk Tours we offer: The Ring of Kerry – A spectacular 111 mile scenic route on the Iveragh Peninsula. Start at either Kenmare or Killarney for a circular route of three hours without stops. Jaw dropping views of the Atlantic ocean, charming villages and wild sweeping mountains makes this a popular must see attraction in Ireland. Use the map and attractions for the complete self guided tour of the Ring of Kerry
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Kinramer Trail – Walks on the south coast with majestic sea views, it’s a 1.9 mile walk part of it on the cliff top. You will have to get to the start of the walk at Kinramer Camping Barn by either driving there or taking the Puffin Bus and getting off at Kinramer Camping Barn stop For Thronies, this leg features another iconic location. First, take a detour to Torr Head, the closest point to Scotland with stunning views of Fair Head and Rathlin Island. Stop off next at the picturesque Bonamargy Friary ruins containing the remains of legendary chieftain Sorley Boy McDonnell. The Ulster Cycle is a medieval Magnus Opus that details some of the ancient legends of Ireland, primarily set in the province of Ulster where our Antrim Glens & Coastline hiking trail is situated. It contains tales of legendary Irish figures such as Queen Medb, Cú Chullainn, and many more. Antrim itself is associated with well-known Celtic mythology such as The Children of Lir and Oisín the Bard. It is for this reason that the Antrim Coastline and Glens are strongly associated with the ‘Wee Folk’, with placenames, such as Breen (Faerie Palace) and Feystown (Faerie Town) even reflecting this. Use the getting around Ireland guide to visit Galway. Then explore nearby Cliffs of Mohr and take the ferry to the Aran Islands Oissian’s Grave – The burial place of a Celtic Warrior and a Poet, it is a megalithic cairn, a mega stone tomb
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