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Plantin Park

Derrynoyd Road, Draperstown, County Londonderry, BT45 7FA
Plantin Park

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Enjoy a stroll through the Plantin Park hidden away in the middle of Draperstown.

Start Point:
H782 946

Finish Point:
H782 946

Route:
The walk is on surfaced pathways over footbridges and along a small tributary of the Moyola River. The trail can be accessed from the Derrynoid Road entrance or via Moykeeran Housing Estate on the Tobermore Road. Following a circular route the trail leads uphill to a view point with lovely views northwest towards Mullaghmore and Moydamlaght forest. For such a small area there is a good mix of habitat that attracts birdlife, insects and wildlife including bats, grey squirrel and fox.

Distance:
0.6 miles

Terrain:
Tarmac paths, steep in places

Point of interest:
Draperstown village, stream

Facilities:
Children’s play park, seating, picnic area and a small playing field.

Publication:
Gateway to the Sperrins - A Guide for Walkers

Publication availability:
Available for download from this page

Nearest town:
Draperstown

OS map:
13

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

Take the Derrynoyd Road from the village of Draperstown, the entrance to the park is on the right hand side immediately after taking the Derrynoyd Road.

Public Transport Directions

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