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A story from Rostrevor · ~5 min from Warrenpoint

Through the wardrobe

In short: The Narnia Trail is a short family walk in Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor, that starts through a wardrobe door and passes sculptures inspired by C. S. Lewis's Narnia stories.

Kilbroney's Narnia Trail starts at a wardrobe door and leads through the woods past characters from C. S. Lewis's stories. Kids love it, and the grown-ups are never far behind.

Go and see it

Step through the wardrobe and follow the Narnia Trail.

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Questions people ask

Where is the Narnia Trail?

In Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor, about 5 minutes' drive from Warrenpoint.

How long is the Narnia Trail?

It's a short, mostly flat woodland loop of around half a mile, ideal for children.

Why is there a Narnia Trail in Rostrevor?

C. S. Lewis grew up in Belfast and loved the Mournes; the trail celebrates the stories with characters along the way.

Then, nearby

Somewhere to eat or drink afterwards, closest first.

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Roast Trevor

Coffee shop on The Square, Rostrevor.

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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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A park for everyone

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.

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The Fairy Glen

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.