Ulster Way

Sliabh Beagh Way

The Sliabh Beagh Way passes through some of the most remote parts of the Ulster countryside as it follows a meandering 40-mile course across the backbone of the Sliabh Beagh hills. Along the way it offers walkers plenty of historical richness, potential wildlife sightings and far-reaching views from the higher ground.

CountyDistanceOS MapTerrain
Tyrone40 miles (65 km)Sheets 18, 19 & 27Minor Roads, Track and Moorland.
Start Town / VillageFinish Town / VillageGrid ReferencesPoints of Interest
AughnacloyLisnaskeaStarts at H666520
Ends at H363339		Aughnacloy, St Patrick’s Chair & Well, Knockatallon, Carnmore Viewpoint, Lisnaskea
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Use the map below to visually follow the section route, identified by the red line. red line The map begins at the route start point. Click and drag to browse further areas along the route. Use the zoom control zoom as required. Useful facilities along the route are denoted by blue pins pin - click these for further information about that area.

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