Lagan Towpath
The Lagan Valley Regional Park is a beautiful corridor of greenery springing from the southern districts of Belfast City. Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it has at its heart the River Lagan and the Lagan Canal. Using the Lagan Valley Towpath, walkers can follow this historic waterway for 11 miles through a patchwork of parks, mixed woodland, meadows and agricultural land to the city of Lisburn. The gentle yet varied walking on good footpaths is equally suited to both serious walkers and family groups.
| County | Distance | OS Map | Terrain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Down | 12 miles (19.2 km) | 15 & 20 | This section is along the Lagan Towpath which is a relatively tarmac path with some road crossings. |
| Start Town / Village | Finish Town / Village | Grid References | Points of Interest |
| Belfast | Lisburn | Starts at J346737 Ends at J264629 | Belfast, historic canal and riverside habitats, Lagan Meadows, Clement Wilson Park, Barnett's Demesne, Giant's Ring, Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park, Lisburn. |
Publications and Downloads
Towpath Leaflet, Lagan Valley Regional Park (Download available)
Available from local Tourist Information Centers, libraries or call 02890 491922
| Name | File Size | |
|---|---|---|
 | Towpath Leaflet Lagan Valley Regional Park.jpg | 1.00 MB |
This section of the website has been funded by the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA)
