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Castlewellan
Food & Drink Courses
Get a taste of the outdoors, local history and the finest craft brews.
Kilkeel
Guided Tour
Feel the stresses and strains of daily life vanish in the presence of beautiful animals and majestic scenery of the Mourne Mountains.
Warrenpoint
Historical Tours
Join expert mountain guide Peter Rafferty as he stretches your imagination - and your legs - as you discover the sights and sounds of this special mountain range.
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223 reviewsRostrevor
Forest Parks
Kilbroney Park Forest features riverside walks and an arboretum. There is a two-mile forest drive which showcases panoramic views over Carlingford Lough. There is also a Play Park with children's play area and tennis courts, an Information area and…
Newry
Coarse Fishing
The Clanrye River is a medium sized river (12 miles, 5-20m) with good brown trout fishing. Pike and small minnow frequent the waters and in the summer months you will find a run of sea trout.
Kilkeel
Sightseeing
The GI Trail, a Heritage Lottery Funded project aims to map out all the sites at which the American GIs were based in Northern Ireland during The Second World War.
Walking & Hiking
Quarry track with final uphill section over rocky terrain.
Newry
Sightseeing
Our bespoke customized tours are carefully planned to offer the best value and memorable touring experience, in conjunction with unique accommodation providers and immersive, cultural experiences delivered by our “Giant Hosts” and Experience…
Newry
Walking & Hiking
Cloughmore Trail
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120 reviewsKilkeel
Beach
Cranfield West offers a gently sloping, mainly sandy beach located at the entrance to Carlingford Lough, an area designated as being of Special Scientific Interest.
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251 reviewsCastlewellan
Activity Centre
Epic adventures are on offer all year round at Life Adventure Centre. Their extensive range of activities include mountain biking, stand-up paddleboarding, wet bouldering, rock climbing, sit on top kayaking, coasteering, electric biking and open…
Hilltown
Lake / Reservoir
Spelga Dam Reservoir sits in the heart of the Mourne Mountains, located approximately 10 miles outside of Newcastle, County Down. A man-made reservoir built in the 1950s by the Belfast engineering firm, R Ferguson and Son. It supplies water to…
Walking & Hiking
The Granite Trail to Thomas’s Mountain is just over 1,100 metres
Castlewellan
Cycling Tour
Experience Mourne by road with our self-guided tour of the Nooks & Crannies of Legananny by Electric Bike.
Walking & Hiking
Follow the blue waymarker arrows along this trail, passing along the lower edge of the arboretum. The trail gently descends through a stand of semi-mature broad leaved trees before entering the forest plots area.
Newcastle
Walking Holiday
A popular approach to the Mournes. The woods fade away and a granite gravel path runs almost to the great Mourne wall. Look back down the glen to appreciate the elegant sweep of the bay.
Cullyhanna
Coarse Fishing
This is a natural lake, part bog with good clear springs in its centre. Species: Rainbow trout, brown trout.
Rostrevor
Mountain Biking Trails
Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails offer challenging climbs with some serious descents and Ireland's first two official downhill trails and other trails suitable for families to use.
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804 reviewsNewcastle
Forest Parks
Covering an area of almost 630 hectares at the foot of the Mourne mountains, Tollymore Forest Park has panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the sea at Newcastle. It's open to the public all year.
Newcastle
Guided Tour
This is the one that everybody wants to do.Let Mountain ways Ireland guide you, 853 m up to the roof of Ulster.For the first part we trace cascading river pools and channels through a fragrant pine forest.
The Mountain rises beyond!