
Kilbroney Park
Rostrevor · ~5 min from Warrenpoint
Large forest park with walking trails and Narnia trail

Long walks, sea air and somewhere to stop on the way.
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Morning · 9am–12

The story · Rostrevor
High above Rostrevor sits Cloughmore, a huge granite boulder. Geologists will tell you it was left behind as the ice melted. Locals will tell you a giant threw it. Either way it's quite a sight, and so is the view.
Walk up through Kilbroney Park to the Cloughmore Stone.
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Rostrevor · ~5 min from Warrenpoint
Large forest park with walking trails and Narnia trail
~2 min walk from Kilbroney Park
Lunch · 12–2pm

The story · Rostrevor
Walkers, families, campers and mountain bikers all share Kilbroney, and somehow there's room for all of them. Whether you're after a gentle stroll or a hard ride, there's a trail with your name on it.
Pick a trail in Kilbroney Park.
Read the story →Then: something to eat outside nearby
Afternoon · 2–6pm

The story · Rostrevor
The Fairy Glen follows the Kilbroney River up from near the middle of Rostrevor and links into the park. It's a short riverside walk that shows you a completely different side of the village, and you won't need hiking boots.
Follow the river path up the Fairy Glen.
Read the story →~5 min drive from Roast Trevor
Evening · 6pm on
A pint after

In Warrenpoint
Traditional pub in the centre of Warrenpoint known for functions, drinks and live music
Unless a place is marked dog-friendly, check dogs are welcome inside before you go.

Walks & Outdoors · Warrenpoint
Seafront walk along Carlingford Lough, with views to the Mourne and Cooley mountains.

Walks & Outdoors · Warrenpoint
Peaceful woodland walks above the Newry River, just outside Warrenpoint.
Beaches & Coast · Warrenpoint
The historic seawater baths on Warrenpoint's seafront.
Beaches & Coast · Warrenpoint
The shore of Carlingford Lough beside Warrenpoint's promenade.
Family & Kids · Warrenpoint
Warrenpoint's town park, a short walk from the Square and the seafront.

Attractions · Rostrevor
Large forest park with walking trails and Narnia trail

Walks & Outdoors · Rostrevor
Popular forest trails in the Mourne foothills

Walks & Outdoors · Rostrevor
The famous 'big stone' perched high above Rostrevor with sweeping views of Carlingford Lough.

Walks & Outdoors · Rostrevor
The hill above Rostrevor, home of the Cloughmore stone and big views over the lough.
Walks & Outdoors · Rostrevor
Forest trails above Rostrevor, known for walking and some of the best mountain biking in Ireland.
Walks & Outdoors · Omeath
A hill on the border above Omeath with views down Carlingford Lough.

Attractions · Newry
Stunning panoramic views across Carlingford Lough
Walks & Outdoors · Newry
A hill near Newry on the edge of the Ring of Gullion.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A quieter peak in the western Mournes, away from the busier summits.
Walks & Outdoors · Newry
A lake in the hills west of Newry, on the edge of the Ring of Gullion.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
The wooded hill above Kilkeel with views over the coast and Carlingford Lough.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A broad Mourne summit near the source of the River Bann, with views to Spelga.
Walks & Outdoors · Hilltown
A high mountain reservoir on the road from Hilltown, with big Mourne views.
Beaches & Coast · Kilkeel
The southernmost tip of Northern Ireland, looking straight out to Haulbowline Lighthouse.
Walks & Outdoors · Hilltown
Northern Ireland's longest river begins its journey in the Mournes near Hilltown.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A rugged ridge of granite tors with views down over the Silent Valley and Ben Crom reservoirs.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A quieter Mourne summit on the line of the Mourne Wall, with wide views over the western Mournes.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A Mourne Wall summit often paired with Slieve Meelbeg and Slieve Bearnagh.
Walks & Outdoors · Mournes
A Mourne favourite crowned with dramatic granite tors, with the Mourne Wall running over its summit.