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Divis Ridge Trail

Divis Road, Belfast, County Antrim, BT17 0NG
Divis Ridge Trail

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View the city of Belfast from a different perspective, from above! The Divis Ridge Trail allows the walkers to enjoy 180 degree views across the city and further afield including the Antrim Plateau to the north, Scotland to the east and the Mourne Mountains to the south.

Start Point:
J264741

Finish Point:
J264741

Route:
From the car park at the Long Barn, (Note National Trust car park pricing applies for this car park however there is an alternative free car park on Divis Rd 0.5 miles from the Long Barn which can also be used by walkers), follow the trail towards the Divis transmitter masts. Bear right onto a section of boardwalk, shortly before reaching the lower mast. The boardwalk ends, turn right onto the gravel path, leading towards the summit of Black Mountain, the summit of which is marked by a trig point. From here you can experience exhilarating views across the city and beyond. Continue to follow the gravel path as it winds its way along the ridge towards Black Hill. The path leaves the ridge before reaching Black Hill and continues to weave its way back towards the Long Barn, crossing a couple of stiles and the Collin River along the way. Turn left when you reach the access road to return to the Long Barn.

Distance:
4.2 miles

Terrain:
Gravel path with rough sections

Point of interest:
Divis Mountain

Facilities:
Divis Coffee Barn Free parking Toilet facilities An open site with free access. Charge for guided tours only Mobility parking spaces Mobility toilet facilities Wheelchair-accessible kissing gates to mountain

Nearest town:
Hannahstown, Belfast

OS map:
15

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  • Free (parking charges may apply)

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Road Directions

Minor road off the B38 Upper Springfield Road, off the A55 Outer Ring

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