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Co. Derry~Londonderry
Forest Parks
Learmount Forest covers 118 hectares of the foothills at the northern face of the Sperrin Mountains. Bought by Forest Service at the end of WWII it boasts a mixture of pine and deciduous trees and a wide variety of habitats. Roads and paths offer…
Co.Tyrone
Rural
Hidden in the heart of Ulster lies the Glenelly Valley and the Sperrins; a dramatic environment millions of years in the making with a thousand and one secrets waiting to be discovered. Mysterious sentinels such as Goles Stone Row (also called the…
Castlederg
Castle / Fort
This Castle commands a strategic location on the River Derg. Recent excavations revealed the remains of a 15th century O'Neill tower house which preceded the Bawn, a defended stone house.
Strabane
St Patrick's Day
Join us in Strabane this St. Patrick’s Day for a vibrant celebration of Irish culture. Don’t miss the craic – come and celebrate in Strabane! More information coming soon!
Castlederg
Walking Holiday
A series of circular walking routes through unspoilt countryside with terrain ranging from riverside walks to treks across open moorland.
Co.Tyrone
Walking
Immediately after the main entrance at Devine’s Lock is an interpretative panel briefly outlining the canal`s history. From here follow the trail north as it leads along the canal edge, passing two footbridges which cross the canal, before…
Strabane
Historic House / Palace
*The Wilson Home is currently closed at Ulster American Folk Park*. In the foothills of the Sperrin Mountains at Dergalt can be found the house from which a young man called James Wilson left in 1807. Just over a century later his grandson,…
Historic Sites, Houses, Castles & Buildings
Explore the rich heritage of Sion Mills area and discover the historical significance of the heritage sites in this area.
Omagh
Visitor Centres & Museums
Journey back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, from the Old World of Ulster to the New World of America. Learn what life was like in rural Ulster, step on board the full-scale emigrant ship and enjoy craft demonstrations performed by guides…
Strabane
Sightseeing
The Strabane Heritage Trail is a self-guided walking tour of approximately 3.5 miles/5.5 kilometres that displays and celebrates the town’s rich heritage and history
Newtownstewart
Historic Site
Newtownstewart was designated in April 1993 as a Conservation Area- an area of special architectural or historic interest. It is only one of five locations within the district which enjoys this status.
Strabane
Theatre
The Alley Arts and Conference Centre is a theatre complex, art gallery, visitor information centre and conference venue, situated in the heart of beautiful Strabane, County Tyrone and located on the gateway to County Donegal.
Castlederg
Brewery/Distillery Tour
Meet the people behind the distillery in a fun and friendly environment just 15 miles from the Wild Atlantic Way. Take the opportunity to learn how we make our Wild Atlantic Gin, Vodka & Whiskey, and let us introduce to you the equipment that makes…
Killeter
Forest Parks
Pull on your walking boots and come enjoy a truly wonderful walking experience - one which has been defined by nature and refined by the seasons to provide an ever changing backdrop to the Killeter story.
Walking Route - Long (20> miles)
The coast to coast trail begins on the Atlantic Coast in South West Donegal at the spectacular Slieve League cliffs, journeys inland along the Blue Stack Way and then into County Tyrone. Here the route picks up the Ulster Way, explores the stunning…
Omagh
Outdoors
Explore the Sperrins Sculpture Trail, including Nowanois located in Co.Tyrone. The adult Nowanois points to the sky; he muses telling his younger self a story of the stars and of the ancestors gone by who looked and marvelled at the heavens.
Derry~Londonderry
Food & Drink
Dart Mountain Cheese make a range of award-winning in small batches using the finest local milk. We have a number of tours that we hope will appeal to your individual needs.
Newtownstewart
Castle / Fort
Thought to have been built around 1320 by a local chieftain of the O’Neill clan, but named after Harry Avery O’Neill,a local chief who died in 1392, this structure is considered unusual in that Irish chieftain’s of the time rarely built stone castle.
Maghera
Rural
With our immersive, multi-sensory activities, we want visitors to go home with heads full of story souvenirs they can tell and retell.
Strabane
Halloween
Spooky shenanigans are set to return to Strabane as Halloween descends on the town once again. A gruesome programme of animation and festivities awaits.