Mourne Way

Rostrevor Forest on the edge of Rostrevor village covers an area of 1700 hectares of which 1000 hectares are planted with trees including coniferous species such as Sitka spruce, Douglas fir and pine. The forest is also home to a variety of wildlife including jay, sparrow hawk, wood pigeon, red and grey squirrel, fox and badger. The forest park includes three waymarked trails, which vary in length from 1.25 miles to 4.5 miles and the Cloghmore Stone, a 40 tonne granite boulder deposited here at the end of the last ice age some 10,000 years ago and is a well known landmark in the locality the views from this point are spectacular.

Kilbrony Park is situated in Rostrevor Forest Park and offers a wide range of facilities and services, including tennis courts, childrens play area, playing fields, barbeque, picnic areas, café and a well serviced caravan and camping site.

Rostrevor lies at the foot of Slieve Martin on the coast of Carlingford Lough. The Kilbroney River flows through the village. Places of interest include Kilfeaghan Dolmen situated about three and three quarter miles from Rostrevor. It is a prehistoric dolmen and the site is dated between 2000 and 1000 BC. The capstone is said to be one of the biggest in Ireland and is estimated to weigh between 35 and 40 tons and the old church, supposedly built on an original site established by St Bronagh stands in the graveyard on the Kilbroney road. It became a listed building in 1983.

Charmers Well is the perfect location for exploring the hidden marvels of the Mourne Mountains and South Down coast. It is nestled between the beautiful seaside town of Newcastle and the busy fishing town of Kilkeel

This haven of tranquillity ensures a relaxing stress- free break. A traditional cottage with a luxurious finish will help to relax business and holiday travellers alike. Elegantly built to include a unique blend of luxury and comfort; including a solar powered water heating system and the comfort of a wood-burning stove in the living room.

Located at the foot of Slieve Binnan Charmers Well is perfect for those wanting to go hiking in the Mournes. The location is also ideal for a range of activities including horse riding, golfing, fishing and other outdoor pursuits.