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Newry Canal Way, County Armagh

Short Routes

You don’t have to cycle for miles and miles to enjoy cycling in Northern Ireland.  Country parks, forest parks, tow paths, disused railways are home to short cycle routes under five miles, many are traffic free so therefore perfect for some family fun.

Northern Ireland has lots to offer both the experienced and novice cyclist. Good quality accommodation to suit every pocket is plentiful, and routes outlined on the website are always within reach of a good bed for the night and a hearty breakfast in the morning.

Maps are available for all featured routes. Visit www.sustransshop.co.uk or contact the nearest Tourist Information Centre. Charges may vary, check when ordering.

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Musgrave Park,

This route explores attractive parkland with beautiful floral displays.

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Crom,

Crom is one of Ireland's most important Nature Conservation areas, home to many rare species, including the elusive pine marten.

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Castlewellan Forest Park,

Family Cycle trail around Castlewellan Lake

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Newry to Slieve Gullion Courtyard,

Scenic route through the Ring of Gullion AONB.

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Castle Archdale Family Cycling Trail,

Situated 15km north west of Enniskillen, this 6 mile cycle route weaves its way through 230 acres of mature forest situated on the shores of Lower Lough Erne, enabling the cyclist to explore over 1000 years of history.

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Dungannon Park,

This traffic-free route is great for a family ride with young children. Dungannon Park, on the edge of Dungannon, is a beautifully kept area with a trout-fishing lake and lots of activities, and is wonderful for exploring by bike.

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