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Big Dog Forest: Big Dog Walk

Main Car Park, Knockmore Road, Scribbagh, Co. Fermanagh, BT93 6GL
Big Dog Trail

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Distance: 2.5 miles / 4km

Time: 1hour 30minutes

Grade: Easy

Terrain: All types, mostly forest track, some unsurfaced path

Route: Linear, with circular loop

Wheelchair accessible: No

Map: Discoverer Series OSNI Sheet 17 Lower Lough Erne; Activity Map OSNI Upper and Lower Lough Erne

Dogs: Dogs must be kept under control and waste disposed of.

Looking for an adventure a little bit off the beaten track, then the Big Dog Trail in Big Dog Forest is for you. Located in a remote 1,097 hectares of coniferous forest steeped in history and folklore, you will get a real feel of being in total wilderness. The highlight of this trail is the small climb to the top of Little Dog where you will be rewarded with astonishing 360° panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, dotted with lakes. Along this trail you will also find a secluded picnic spot which provides the perfect setting for a woodland feast. The trail is set in an area with an abundance of wildlife such as Red Deer, Herons, Dragonflies, and the Irish Hare, so make sure to keep a look out!

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