Newry Canal Way
The Newry Canal Way is an 18-mile long section between Newry and Portadown exploring the restored towpath of the historic Newry Canal. This is a journey through the industrial heritage as well as the rolling countryside of southeast Ulster, and it offers walkers the chance to see a variety of birds and aquatic life. The firm, flat surfaces make this route well suited to all levels of walker.
| County | Distance | OS Map | Terrain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Down | 17.5 miles (28km) | Sheets 20 & 29 | A towpath surfaced along its entire length by tarmac or gravel path. |
| Start Town / Village | Finish Town / Village | Grid References | Points of Interest |
| Carnbane | Portadown | Starts at J074295 Ends at J013540 | Newry, Poyntzpass, Acton Lake, Scarva, Portadown |
Route Map
Use the map below to visually follow the section route, identified by the red line. 
The map begins at the route start point. Click and drag to browse further areas along the route. Use the zoom control 
as required. Useful facilities along the route are denoted by blue pins 
- click these for further information about that area.
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